With many pupils having to learn at home due to school closures or self isolation, many people are finding that their child is struggling in some key areas of the curriculum. Whilst remote
With many pupils having to learn at home due to school closures or self isolation, many people are finding that their child is struggling in some key areas of the curriculum. Whilst remote
Many people with literacy difficulties, including dyslexia, have difficulties when reading paper books. These might include visual impairments, difficulties with reading, physical or sensory difficulties with the size, or texture of paper books.
With many pupils having to learn at home due to school closures or self isolation, many people are finding that their child is struggling in some key areas of the curriculum. Whilst remote
Many people with literacy difficulties, including dyslexia, have difficulties when reading paper books. These might include visual impairments, difficulties with reading, physical or sensory difficulties with the size, or texture of paper books.
Aristotle, Leonardo di Vinci, Marie Curie, Jimi Hendrix, Bill Gates and Barrack Obama are amongst the 10% of the world’s population who are left-handed. Whilst we no longer punish left-handed children by tying
Children develop skills at different rates. This can make it difficult to diagnose learning difficulties. However it is useful to know a few bench marks that it would be expected for a child
Children develop skills at different rates. This can make it difficult to diagnose learning difficulties, particularly in young children. Although dyslexia cannot be diagnosed before a child is 7 years old, there are
Dyslexia is a dimensional condition. This means that people with dyslexia are on a spectrum between mild to severe. It is due to a difficulty in language processing, rather than a visual problem.
You may have noticed that your child has particularly struggled to read, spell or has difficulties in remembering things. You may have completed a dyslexia checklist (such as: https://www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/dyslexia/how-is-dyslexia-diagnosed/dyslexia-checklists) or asked your child’s Special
This is part 2 of a blog about useful apps for people with dyslexia/dyscalculia.The apps listed in this 2 part blog have one thing in common – they are all FREE!* They have