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Date Posted: 04:22:17 12/27/11 Tue

When I found out my son had dyslexia obviously I wanted to help him. A colleague told me about Stareway to Spelling which helped my son a lot. The only thing is you don't have the same patience with your own child. I tried to find someone in my area who would do the book with him but couldn't find anyone. This is the reason I completed the dyslexia course and the advanced dyslexia course so that I could go on to offer support and encouragement to other parents out there with dyslexic children. There is a wide range of material available you just need pointed in the right direction. Also schools in Scotland are different from England in the way you get refferals etc.

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