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Dyslexic students can learn to read!
Dyslexic students need to be taught to read in a very specific way. They can be successful with the right instruction. A multisensory phonics approach, called the Orton-Gillingham method is the most effective way to teach dyslexic students to read.
Unfortunately there is a lot of misinformation out there.
For factual information on Dyslexia and effective reading instruction visit the International Dyslexia Association's website www.interdys.org.
28/05/2009 21:08:49
Sarah
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