Tag: reading
Can all children learn to read?
Ann Sullivan looks at reading capabilities in children.Whenever asked a question are you, like me, secretly hoping that the answer will be a simple one...
Can all children learn to read?
Ann Sullivan looks at reading capabilities in children
Whenever asked a question are you, like me, secretly hoping that the answer will be a simple...
Why Teaching Children to Read is Not the Answer
Bambi Gardiner, founder of Oaka books, discusses the benefits of developing and publishing resources designed specifically for dyslexic children.
Literacy is the foundation that the...
Reality check
Inclusive books help to normalise disability and SEN and can be inspiring for children and families, writes Rose Robbins
Focussing on phonics
Debbie Hepplewhite offers some practical ideas to support the evaluation of phonics provision in class
Hydrocephalus: parents under pressure
Jan Tippett provides five top tips for supporting a child’s pre-school development at home
Hydrocephalussounds like an uncommon
neurological condition but as many as one in...
Enabling technology for dyslexic learners
Victoria Crivelli, Malcolm Litten and Abi James look at how assistive technology can help people with dyslexia to learn
Literacy in the early years
Ofsted’s Bold Beginnings report on Reception teaching was controversial, but it may ultimately serve to open some eyes and minds, writes Debbie Hepplewhite
Assessing dyslexia
Gavin Reid and Jennie Guise discuss barriers to learning facing people with dyslexia and how these can be overcome.
Play to your strengths
Oliver Selby talks to entrepreneur Georgina Hurcombe about her journey with dyslexia
Book Reviews
Neurodiversity and Education
The authors of this publication combine extensive experience in the fields of education, neurodiversity, teacher training, tutoring and consultancy. Paul Ellis broadcasts regularly on...
