Dyslexia Parent Support
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Dyslexia Parent Support
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This group presents an opportunity for interested parents to come together and discuss issues and ways of looking after and guiding children with dyslexia or learning disabilities.
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Sunday, 14 June 2009
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Michael Halpert,
Thursday, 11 February 2010 12:03
Many students with Dyslexia are:
- Right-brained learners, who learn best when they see and experience information
- Have attention problems -- whether they have ADHD or not
- Have visual perception issues -- skipping words and lines when reading, difficulty copying and reversals are not Dyslexia - but they often occur in a Dyslexic Child
3D Learner on CBS gives you more information on this and then there is a discussion of Dyslexia and ADHD at Beating Dyslexia and ADHD with Parent Power
- Right-brained learners, who learn best when they see and experience information
- Have attention problems -- whether they have ADHD or not
- Have visual perception issues -- skipping words and lines when reading, difficulty copying and reversals are not Dyslexia - but they often occur in a Dyslexic Child
3D Learner on CBS gives you more information on this and then there is a discussion of Dyslexia and ADHD at Beating Dyslexia and ADHD with Parent Power
Michael Halpert,
Thursday, 11 February 2010 12:03
Many students with Dyslexia are:
- Right-brained learners, who learn best when they see and experience information
- Have attention problems -- whether they have ADHD or not
- Have visual perception issues -- skipping words and lines when reading, difficulty copying and reversals are not Dyslexia - but they often occur in a Dyslexic Child
3D Learner on CBS gives you more information on this and then there is a discussion of Dyslexia and ADHD at Beating Dyslexia and ADHD with Parent Power
- Right-brained learners, who learn best when they see and experience information
- Have attention problems -- whether they have ADHD or not
- Have visual perception issues -- skipping words and lines when reading, difficulty copying and reversals are not Dyslexia - but they often occur in a Dyslexic Child
3D Learner on CBS gives you more information on this and then there is a discussion of Dyslexia and ADHD at Beating Dyslexia and ADHD with Parent Power
Mikesterthamonsta,
Sunday, 15 November 2009 15:24
Hi guys; what things 're good and what things, are bad -about 'having US, As kiddo's'?? Thanks -Michael.
Linda Goodness,
Tuesday, 03 November 2009 06:33
Getting ready to go for an IEP meeting for my son who is a Junior in High School. I must admit I am anxious about it because our past ones were complete disasters, with schools denying he has dyslexia, even though we have a doctors diagnosis. I know they aren't going to do that, but I also know they don't understand it at all. I am just tired of fighting this fight, but know I must go on. Would love suggestions for what has worked for any of you in high school for help. He mostly struggles in language and math. Thanks.
Darla Hatton,
Saturday, 11 July 2009 08:41
The International Dyslexia Association has an opportunity for teachers to attend the conference and be provided registration fees, a hotel stipend, and one year's memebership to IDA. Might be good to share with your children's teachers -- doesn't hurt that the conference will be held in Orlando in November :) .
See here for details: www.interdys.org/AnnualConferenceOrlandoScholarships.htm
See here for details: www.interdys.org/AnnualConferenceOrlandoScholarships.htm
