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Florence E. Callender

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Posted on Wednesday,

Spotlighting Dyslexia: How to Keep Your Struggling Learner Out Of The School To Prison Pipeline

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Did you know that there is a school-to-prison pipeline?

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Posted on Tuesday,

1 reason your struggling learner may be clumsy

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Did you know that your child’s difficulty learning to read, and their clumsiness may be connected?

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Posted on Sunday,

The Top 3 Benefits of Ditching Spelling Tests for Children with Dyslexia

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Remember the first time you got something wrong in school, and your teacher put a big fat red X on it or drew a long red line through your work?

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Posted on Saturday,

How to make reading come alive for your dyslexic child

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Reading is to the mind what exercise is to the body. — Richard Steele

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Posted on Friday,

The truth about educational electronic learning games and how to make your child a success

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Play is often talked about as if it were a relief from serious learning. But for children, play is serious learning. Play is really the work of childhood. ~ Fred Rogers

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Posted on Saturday,

Spotlight on Dyslexia: From Struggling Reader to Governor and Children’s Book Author

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In school, Gavin’s life was miserable… even torturous. He couldn’t spell, read, and write. In addition, he had trouble speaking.

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Posted on Tuesday,

5 Best Ways To Tell The Difference Between Dyslexia And Dyscalculia

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Both dyslexia and dyscalculia make it difficult for the child to do mathematics, but they are different.

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Posted on Sunday,

Invisible Dyslexia: How to Give Your Child Power to Learn and Live with Success

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Every child is unique, was born to fulfill a purpose, and has intrinsic value.

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Posted on Tuesday,

Dyslexia: From Early Identification to Solutions for Learning Success – Part 1

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“It’s [dyslexia] a gift and don’t let anyone tell you that because you struggle with dyslexia, you’ll never make it in life because it’s simply not true.” ~ Orlando Bloom

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Posted on Sunday,

Spotlight on Dyslexia: From Big School Setbacks to Legendary Ocean Explorer

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“I wish everyone recognized that dyslexia has its advantages.” ~ Robert Ballard

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