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Dyslexia, Inspirational Dyslexia Resources

July 5, 2008 //  by Admin

A report into the range of teaching approaches used for dyslexic children in Scotland and their effectiveness recommends early intervention and a tailored approach, with an emphasis on the power of appropriate teaching techniques to help children to become normal learners

Rosemary Norburn and Glenys Heap, both Training Principals from Dyslexia Action, describe new advice and support available for SENCOs

More and more schools throughout the country are realising that children with specific reading difficulties can be helped by the use of colour, either in the form of coloured overlays or as individually prescribed coloured spectacle lenses. By Tim Noakes.

Dr Carrie Winstanley explains the principle of dual exceptionality with dyslexic children

A unique combination of sound and touch is bringing a whole new world of teaching opportunities into both special needs and mainstream education.

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