Although it’s commonly believed to be a difficulty with reading and writing, in reality that is a consequence of dyslexia. In fact, dyslexia is a neurological issue which affects the way the brain processes information.…
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Children with dyslexia often have to work harder than non-dyslexic children and so they are determined to prove how dyslexia will not hold them back. It can be frustrating for them so as a parent/guardian…
School can be an exciting but also daunting period for a child as well as the parents/guardians, whether that be starting a new school or going into a new year group.
October is often…
It’s tempting to give children a break from reading and writing over the summer holidays, and in some ways they do need to relax from the structured learning of a school environment. Dyslexic children in…
I did my Batchelor of Education degree at Liverpool University. My first school I taught at was an old grammar school; it was like the secret garden, it looked horrible from the outside, but really…
Dyslexia isn’t caused by visual problems, flipping letters or reading letters backwards, and it is certainly not related to intelligence. It is the result of a brain with a different organization making reading and writing…
Dyslexia affects 1 in 10 individuals, many are undiagnosed (or diagnosed later in life). We are determined to spread awareness of the learning ability so that more individuals get the help they need as soon,…
We are living in a world where Dyslexia is openly being talked about, with campaigns to remove the old-fashioned definition of dyslexia, replaced with the ‘can do’ approach for everyone.
Many celebrity stories are surfacing…
Approximately 15% of people have dyslexia, that accounts for 6 million in the UK and unfortunately most don’t realise they have it.
As we go through life, we adapt to life. Dyslexia is a learning…