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The key symptom of Dyslexia is significant difficulty with speed and accuracy in reading. What makes diagnosis somewhat difficult is the fact that one can not simply place children in two groups: Dyslexics and nondyslexics. The ability to learn to read differs gradually between children, and dyslexic kids often try to hide their struggles. Warning signs may include a growing dislike of School, starting to dread Mondays, changes (for the worst) in overall behavior. Dyslexia tends to be hereditary. Delays in early speech development may also indicate future problems in reading.

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Re: How Traditional Dyslexia Treatments Fail

Heather Collins — Sun, 19 Dec 2010 17:47:51 -0000

Very early in my many years assessing and tutoring children and adults with dyslexia I came to the conclusion that dyslexia is a learning style and needs to be catered to in any school situation in the same way as other learning styles. Dyslexia is a learning style for life and should not be viewed as a disability. The disability is caused by systems which do not recognise differences in processing and therefore do not supply adequate resources or suitable resources to cater to those with dyslexia. Surely in this day and age of substancial technology we can accept that a unique learning style does not have to be put in the too hard basket. The tremendous relief felt by people with dyslexia when you present to them how their learning style works and what they should do to reach their full potential is amazing. We must stop disabling these people.
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Create-Ed QLD Australia.