Recent Dyslexia Articles page 4

Silicon.com - ... certainly true that a picture is worth a thousand words in this instance." Yan will carry out further research into how easily the BDAS system can be used by people who traditionally have difficulty with textual systems, such as those with dyslexia. ...

KFOR - MONDAY, Oct. 1 (HealthDay News) -- If your toddler is watching a lot of TV, turn it off now and save yourself a lot of trouble later. That's the conclusion of a new study that suggests that the negative effects of lots of early TV viewing on children ...

Scotsman - Mostly like been excluded from school (might have had problems at home or have undiagnosed problems in schooling such as dyslexia, NOT given the support the need. We also know that a large per portin of thoes who comit crimes are fuleing a drug ...

KXAN - A different kind of pre-school opened its doors in Southwest Austin. Prelexia Pre-school touted as the first school for kids with dyslexia held an open house Sunday. The school's founder got the idea by watching his son cope with dyslexia. "My son ...

Boston Globe - But information about dyslexia and other problems was scant and resources for parents were inadequate, so in 1977 Ms. Rozelle formed what originally was called the Foundation for Children With Learning Disabilities. Her goal was to educate the public ...

Times Online - I got in with the wrong crowd and also suffered a bit of dyslexia. I left at 16 to become a diesel fitter mechanic in Tilbury for a couple of years. But since I came here I have never wanted to go anywhere else. The club, and Mark Evans in particular ...

Observer - Seven out of 10 parents with dyslexic children believe they are slipping behind in school because teachers have not had adequate specialist training. A report, published tomorrow by the British Dyslexia Association's Xtraordinary People initiative ...

Forbes - Mike Gravel revealed that he struggled with dyslexia as a child. He devoted his speech to describing his plan to give all policy decisions to the people through a direct vote. Copyright 2007 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may ...

St. Petersburg Times - PORT RICHEY - He was the kid with the butterfly net. The one who could repair the class projector. As a teen, Ronald Thompson worked at a veterinarian's office. He was washing a cocker spaniel when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. He once built a ...

Richmond & Twickenham Times - Miss Rennie, who suffers from dyslexia and admitted she often forgets conversations, had originally told a police officer she was certain the prefix of the car's registration was L651. Bellfield, formerly of Manor Road, Twickenham, denies charges of ...