Category: Identifying dyslexia
Why our schools need to say dyslexia
Me at three. I remember this day clearly. I insisted on dressing myself. Mismatched mittens […]
My #dyslexia story. Something lost. Something found.
I was identified as dyslexic at the age of 49. It was like finding the […]
History of dyslexia: Life magazine 1944
On April 10, 1944, Life magazine published a feature article about dyslexia.
How i didn’t learn to read
I’m a child and this is how I learnt to read or you could say […]
Say dyslexia
It’s getting harder to ignore the growing number of dyslexia naysayers in the world. Educators and reading experts are meant to help us, but it hurts when they won’t say dyslexia.
2017: It’s time for change!
As a parent, I struggle daily to ensure my daughter gets the help she needs […]
Photo essay: Understanding dyslexia—the first Canadian conference
The first Canadian Dyslexia Conference was a who’s who of educators and literacy experts.
Support children with dyslexia: Sign the petition!
With early identification and effective teaching, dyslexic children can learn to read and succeed at […]
New video: Faces of dyslexia
After spending most of my life living in the shadow of undiagnosed dyslexia, I am […]
In first person: how does #dyslexia affect your relationship to language?
The Oxford Dictionary invited three guest contributors to explain, in their own unedited words, how their […]
