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  • Dooley overcame hurdles for Olympic flight
    OCRegister
    For hours Dooley bound repeatedly up into a place above the dyslexia that confused and frustrated him and the classmates who made his life miserable because of it. He was empowered as he flew higher into a place where he would be defined not by ...


  • Girl with dyslexia starts foundation to help others
    WOAI
    Marin Mangiaracinia was diagnosed with dyslexia, just before the beginning of 4th grade. Mom Julie knew something was wrong when Marin was struggling to keep up in school. Julie says it was a struggle just to get her diagnosed.


  • Dyslexia group's learning call
    The Northern Echo
    Dyslexia Action Darlington, an educational charity and provider of services for dyslexic people, is using Adult Learners' Week - which continues until Friday - as an opportunity to help adults struggling with literacy. Marilyn Butterworth, principal of ...

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  • Dyslexia: technology can help
    This Is Wiltshire
    THE Marlborough Dyslexia Association's spring lecture on Tues-day, at the college, will illustrate how technology is helping sufferers – especially students. The talk, to be given by Wiltshire Council senior ICT specialist Myles Pilling, will be in the ...

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  • Sparta meeting to explain dyslexia
    New Jersey Herald
    By JESSICA MASULLI REYES SPARTA -- Dyslexia can show itself in a variety of ways. A young child might be talking later than expected or have difficulty rhyming. A teenager might be reading and writing letters in the wrong order.

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  • College's special Paralympics day
    This Is Sussex
    The event at the college, which caters for students with specific learning difficulties principally dyslexia and dyspraxia, was arranged in conjunction with Brighton's 'Albion in the Community' team. Students tried their hand at four Paralympic sports.


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  • DISABILITY DISCRIMINATON: Heroes wanted
    Xperedon Charity News
    A member of the Dyspraxia Foundation, and a fierce advocate for equal rights for the disabled and especially those with learning difficulties, he says enough is enough, let's have some equality when it comes to cruel stereotyping and bullying remarks.


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  • Deficit, Difference, or Both? Autism and Neurodiversity
    Left Brain/Right Brain
    The neurodiversity movement challenges the medical model's interest in causation and cure, celebrating autism as an inseparable aspect of identity. Using an online survey, we examined the perceived opposition between the medical model and the ...