Dyslexia Reflections
A 12-year old child with dyslexia shares his perspective and suggestions on making "March is Reading Month" more inclusive and fun.
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Many successful dyslexics have reported that they became motivated to read when allowed to read in areas of interest. Research has shown that the more one reads, the better one’s reading skills become.
It is important to remember that children learn at different paces. That said, if you are looking at this website you probably have concerns about your child's communication, pre-literacy, reading, spelling, writing, organizational, or social skills.
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Despite winning seven F1 championships, undiagnosed dyslexia made this speedster feel like he was playing catch-up.
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