Tag: dyslexia
Dyslexic Thinking
SENCo Nancy McEwan ponders whether the notion of Dyslexic Thinking is a help or a hindrance to dyslexic people.
I was diagnosed with mild dyslexia...
Spotting reading difficulties
Dr Valerie Muter has some suggestions for questions that class teachers can ask themselves (and the child's parents) which could indicate whether a child...
A lifetime with dyslexia
David McLoughlin’s fascinating lifespan perspective on dyslexia.
People who have dyslexia are adults for considerably longer than they are children. Over a forty-year career I...
CReSTeD
The Council for the Registration of Schools Teaching Dyslexic pupils (CReSTeD) is a charity set up to help parents choose schools for children with...
Where to begin?
Joanna Dunton asks if specific specialist intervention should be the first step to support.
What do you want us to do about it? Test him...
Supporting a dyslexic child’s reading and spelling difficulties in the classroom
Dr Valerie Muter shows how it is possible to incorporate components of dyslexia teaching programmes in the context of classroom learning.
We know more about...
Specific Learning Differences: What Teachers Need to Know (2nd Edition)
In this second edition, Diana Hudson shares some of the latest thinking, research and practice in relation to meeting the needs of students with...
SEN134 : Jan/Feb 2025
Read SEN Magazine SEN134 : Jan/Feb here
The breadth and quality of your writing continues to impress. On page 29, Dr Valerie Muter explains how...
Stories, and how to fall in love with them
Children’s author Naomi Jones on motivating dyslexic children to read.
I've always loved books. As a child I learnt to read early. I was already...
Write This Way
Structured Lessons and Activities for Reluctant Young Writers
Dr Gavin Reid is an international psychologist and author who has written over 35 books in the...
