“Dyslexia was invented by Nazis” and other weird dyslexia web searches
Ahh, Google. What did we do before we were able to type any passing question into Google and get an answer seconds later? (Asked our mums, … Read More
Should all books have dyslexia-friendly editions like Harry Potter?
The new Harry Potter book is already the fastest-selling book of the decade, but it may also turn out to be one of the most accessible. … Read More
8 ways to unlock a love of reading in a dyslexic child
It took TV chef Jamie Oliver till the age of 38 to discover a love of reading – but parents can help their dyslexic child learn … Read More
5 ways to improve dyslexic working memory problems
For many people with dyslexia, memory is a continual problem. (Where did I put my keys…? What was I just talking about…? What was I supposed … Read More
6 hidden signs of a compensating dyslexic
Some parents know that their child learns differently, but are told time and again by teachers and other professionals that he or she is not dyslexic. … Read More
6 ways to help a compensating dyslexic
Compensating dyslexics, who put in heaps of time and effort, so that they don’t ‘seem’ dyslexic, are less likely to be noticed – or supported – … Read More