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Dyslexia’s Time Has Come

 

   

You may be used to dyslexia being treated as a disability, an affliction, and at worst as the butt of jokes.

   

You may be used to a world in which dyslexia is seen as something wrong with a person, and where little interest is taken in the richness and splendour of the dyslexic’s inner world of thought.

   

This is now changing. Dyslexia’s time has come.

   

Mounting new evidence points to strong correlations between dyslexia and talent. With the right educational methods, dyslexic intelligence becomes a learning tool, not a learning hindrance. Find out more.

   

So if, like us, you believe:

-          that the dyslexic thinking style deserves to be treated with dignity and respect…

-          that society needs dyslexic thinkers to produce original new solutions, designs and constructions…

-          that the child at the back of the class who struggles with reading and writing may be the child from whom we have most to learn…

-          that more can be done to explore, engage and harness dyslexic intelligence…

   

… then welcome. Add your voice and passion to ours. Together, we can show to the world the wonder that is dyslexic intelligence.

   

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  -          and if you’re now really excited and curious about the power of dyslexic thinking – don’t worry, we won’t hurry you out the door. Browse freely among the articles and columns on this blog, leaving your own contributions if you so wish. You’ll find more articles on our main site at http://www.thelearningpeople.co.uk/articles.php

   

   

Thank you for believing in the power of dyslexic thought.