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Subject: dyslexia course, symptoms of dyslexia

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Dawn Strachan

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Date Posted: 13:52:12 05/12/12 Sat

First thing is how much I am really enjoying doing the certificate in dyslexia course.
I did a similar course a few years ago when my daughter was (and still is) struggling with her spellings. I remember learning then that dyslexic children are often creative because of how their brain works. It is no wonder that dyslexic children may suffer from a low self esteem when you consider the difficulties they are faced with:
spellings, reading, visual tracking, their left and right, and so the list goes on.
Yet when you consider how many dyslexics have gone on to achieve such amazing feats when they nurture the talents that they have been blessed with and like stated in the book, maybe if these are nurtured in the right way we will be relying on dyslexics to carry our society forward.

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