Tag: dyslexia
Supporting Disorders of Learning and Co-ordination: Effective Provision for Dyslexia, Dysgraphia,...
The author is a widely published private special education consultant, working with children, families, schools and other organisations and with previous experience as a...
SEN117 : March/April 2022
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As we await the upcoming and, hopefully, comprehensive SEND review, it is reassuring to know that Members of...
How we can create a greater learning experience for dyslexic pupils
Michelle Catterson advocates for greater investment in the use of assistive technology in the teaching environment for pupils with dyslexia.
Education has been drastically altered...
Make reading a habit for children with SEN
Hannah Rix provides valuable advice and guidance.
SEN is an emotive subject for teachers and parents. The ways in which children with SEN learn and engage...
Parenting a Dyslexic Child
Gillian Ashley is the Chief Development Officer at the British Dyslexia Association and is a qualified teacher and dyslexia specialist, with many years of...
New research reveals parents are closer to their child’s learning than...
· 61% of parents have learnt something new about the way their child learns
· 60% feel they previously had misconceptions about their child’s learning style
· Biggest concerns...
Words
A poem by Simone McClean about dyslexia.
Words pour out of me, like the breath I breathe, keeping me alive, they sustain me. Like a sudden invasion,...
Dyslexia and prejudice
We’re systematically stigmatizing dyslexia, writes Roger Broadbent
Stigma and prejudice
Not effectively evaluating the prevalence of dyslexia has left our education system in a perpetual state...
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Foreign language learning for SEN children : Why it's so importantMalala Yousafzai champions...
The ups and downs of dyslexia
Arran Smith reflects, from personal experience, on the frustrations and positives experienced by those with dyslexia.
According to the British Dyslexia Association (BDA) there is an...
Book Reviews
The Beginner’s Guide to Cooperative Learning: Make Your Learners Your Main...
The authors describe ‘collaborative’ or ‘cooperative’ learning as a term that refers to structured shared activities which can stimulate thought and conversation about a...
