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Date Posted: 05:49:15 01/03/02 Thu
Author: Ashley Smith
Subject: Re: D.T. and the Dyslexic Student
In reply to: Ashley Smith 's message, "D.T. and the Dyslexic Student" on 05:44:33 01/03/02 Thu

>I am a student teacher in my 4th yr - B.Ed D.&
>T.(Resistant Materials). I am researching into D.T.
>and the Dyslexic student (I am also a dyslexic). Do
>you have any views on:
> a) how best to encourage dyslexics within this subject
> b) knowledge of how dyslexics compare non-dyslexics
>in DT
> c) information about D.T. as a suitable subject for
>dylexics to study
d) information of Dyslexics performance compared to other lessons i.e. do they perform to a higher standard in DT or the reverse?
e) Are you a DT teacher with strategies for dealing with dyslexics that you could share?
f) Do you know of any particular reading material that might be useful in this research?

Many thanks
Ashley Smith
College of St Mark & St John, Plymouth, Devon.

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