Dyslexia
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GET SOME COLORED GLASSES! Like trying to teach a blind person to drive a car. You can tell them how to shift and turn, but they can't see the road. In 1988, 60 minutes aired a segment, colored glasses for dyslexics. I was severally dyslexic. I went out and got a pair. Purple was my color. Blues or reds are the colors that work best. At 28 I could read for the first time! I could see the print. It's a physical handicap. Side note, after laysic eye surgery I don’t need my colored glasses any more.
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Right No social program for us adults who been lay off ....
I'v fallen through the cracks again But I will surviive...
O the Bastards have social program in place called prision!!
Pax
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Look at daughters eyes when reading if they scan for right to left she has visual orientation preference Google The primary cause of dyslexia or look on youtube
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i have i to and i agree nobody does anything!!
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i have dyslexia too
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i am 16 i have Dyslexia nobody knowed that ppl thought i am stupid and i was not near the sociaty standart and alwasy was a outcast of the soiciaty ;/ its just stupid that ur own parents are too drunk and teachers are too stupid to realise that there is mby a other problem.
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Thank you for taking a stand!!!!
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I live In Titirangi . I am a reading reearcher and I have a programme which will have you reading well with several 90 minutel essons .
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I live in Titirangi . I have researched and developed a quick and effective programme for people with language and print processing needs 09 817 -3889
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forget about my last comment...(below) in Ireland we have this "recession" going on and the government have decided to slash 200 special needs assistants jobs?? hello!! wat are they thinking??? people with dyslexia hav help for a reason, why take it away?
I have a fourteen year old daughter who is dyslexic. We have recently moved to a British International school. The teachers and learning support staff are so helpful and she is receiving for the first in life help and support as part every day schooling. She is still far behind. The education system in New Zealand has done nothing to help her. I am proud of my country but when it comes to supporting children with dyslexia it get a D- from me
GabrielleF1968 3 years ago 7
Parents are often the only advocates for their children and they ARE doing something about it in small ways to help their own children survive every day! The government need to step up and train the teachers to address the issues in the classroom. With more empathy and tolerance our children would not become so crushed.
jabbx49 3 years ago 6