Tag: dyslexia
Learning from dyslexic school leavers
There is so much we can learn from dyslexic young people as they enter the adult world, says Margaret Rooke.
After battling their way through...
CReSTeD
The Council for the Registration of Schools Teaching Dyslexic Pupils was set up with the aim of reassuring families and raising standards for learners...
Dyslexia and exams
Exams mean working quickly to remember lots of information, under timed conditions and on lots of things all at once. For dyslexic learners,the challenge...
Framing
Jane Craig on the language used by parents, educators and dyslexic individuals to frame their experience with dyslexia, and she describes the impact that...
Issue 141 ● March April 2026
In this issue: Down syndrome, Music and SEN, Social skills, Framing dyslexia, Pathological demand avoidance, Auditory Processing Disorder, SEND reform, Circadian rhythms, Autism, Dyslexia,...
Beyond the words
Liz Evans on the mental health implications of dyslexia.
When it comes to dyslexia, most people will tell you that it's about difficulties with reading...
The ripple effect
Dyslexia is not just about literacy. It's about identity, confidence and potential. When schools get it right, the ripples reach far beyond the classroom,...
Learning confidence
How Sara Picarazzi takes her students from “I can't read” to confidence in their ability to learn.
There is no single path from "I can't...
Dyslexia, or dyslexia symptoms?
Not all reading difficulties indicate true dyslexia. In many cases, nervous system immaturity is the underlying issue, which can be addressed through appropriate developmental...
SEN138 : Sept/Oct 2025
Read SEN Magazine SEN138 : Sept/Oct here
OK, I have to fess up. I had no idea that dogs could be trained to give people...
