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90Reading Comprehension and the Hyperlexic Child
Some children start reading before they are able to hold a conversation. In a sense, they start to read before they can even talk. How is that possible? Reading can be broken down into two separate processes: (1) decoding the written symbols into...
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86Language is Learned
You may have heard it said that all babies have the same linguistic abilities at birth. This is true. They have no linguistic abilities at birth. No child is born knowing language, and early infancy and childhood are when language is acquired. What...
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88Dyscalculia: Dyslexia's Lesser-Known Sibling
I have dyscalculia. Not sure what that is? Don’t feel bad; most people have never heard of it, and it wasn’t something any of my teachers knew about when I was in school. In fact, most teachers still aren’t familiar with it. Neither are many...
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84Diagnosing Dyslexia in Your Child; A Parent's Guide to 10 Important Signs
Academically speaking, few things are as frustrating, for both parent and child, as a child who struggles to learn to read. I've been there. I know. Reading comes fairly easily and naturally for most children. With their boundless energy and...
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82Helping the child with dyslexia
Dyslexia or dys meaning difficulty or dysfunction and lexia meaning to read. Dyslexia basically describes difficulty with or an inability to read, despite adequate intelligence and opportunity. However, within this category there are a wide range of...
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83Using a Multisensory Approach in the Treatment of Dyslexic Children
The aim of this assignment is to discuss the methods of helping dyslexic children which employ a multisensory approach, it will cover reflection on the current approaches to helping dyslexic children,...
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80ADULT DYSLEXIA: Difficulties, Professional Assessment, Contacts for Advice, Self-help & Action Remedies
Help for Adult Dyslexics; encouragement, contacts for advice & professional assessment plus ideas for self-help regarding reading, improving memory. There are links to find further help.
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80Reading Backwards
It's a funny thing, reading backwards. Since I was a child comfortable in my mother's lap looking at brightly colored pages, words have been magic. A door to worlds in which anything was possible and every dream could come true. Oh how I wanted to...
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81Education For The Dyslexic
Education is important for everyone. But teaching a dyslexic can be difficult. Dyslexics can do everything like us and even better than many of us. The only thing they require is patience, compassion and motivation from the people who guide them. What else they require is methods and teaching pattern geared to their unique learning style.
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82Young Entrepreneurs - Louis Barnett
Shropshire teenager Louis Barnett, like many successful people, struggled at school. At the age of 11 he was diagnosed with dyslexia and dyspraxia in combination with a high IQ, and withdrawn from the...
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