dyslexia
dyslexia
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by Kevin Leochko - 2006-11-30
I am the proud mother of two young children that were diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder a few years ago. One is now in grade one and the other will register for kindergarten in the spring.As a t...
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by Mira And Mark Halpert - 2006-12-11
Does it really matter what they call it? What matters most is WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO TO HELP YOUR CHILD SUCCEED?WE get asked this question on a daily basis---parents concerned that their child is no...
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by Russ Miles - 2007-01-07
"Dyslexia"In a backwoods Oregon logging and farm community grade school, classes 4-8 all in the same room, each year my new teacher was most concerned about my 70-80% hearing deficiency. My "Deafie" m...
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by Lisa H - 2007-04-26
Copyright by Lisa Harp Dyslexia has become a term that most people are familiar with. They believe it means reversing letters and numbers, which is true, but in my work with children I have found ...
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by Bruce Deitrick Price - 2007-07-20
The more I study Whole Word (also known as look-say and sight reading), the more I feel compelled to shout: this thing has no redeeming features. It must be stopped.The problem comes in explaini...
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by Rose Angell - 2007-09-12
The benefits of mind mapping are well known, it is used by millions of people across the world for a wide variety of activities from planning, organising, learning, problem solving in settings ranging...
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by David Lakins - 2007-09-27
According to the US National Committee for Quality Health Assurance, more than 11 million Americans (about 1 in 20) have major depression. Interestingly, only about half of these are still taking medi...
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by Genevieve Dawid - 2007-12-05
When I look back, I was quite a privileged child in more ways than one. I had a wonderful family and friends, lived in a lovely house with a large garden to play in. We went on marvelous family holida...
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by Scarlett Capelli - 2008-05-08
In the past, some children who had difficulty reading were thought to have a lower intelligence level or were considered to be underachievers. In recent years, many of these youngsters were thought to...
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by Margie Remmers - 2008-05-22
How does a woman with dyslexia so bad she can't even read her own shopping list become a renown children's book author?Faith, determination, persistence--and a large dose of positive attitude!Meet Don...