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Subject: Dyslexia

Author:
Renae

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Date Posted: 19:00:11 02/10/11 Thu

I have just started the dyslexia course and would like to say what a wonderful insight into dyslexia it has given me. My son is 6yrs old and just started year 1. My husband is dyslexia and we are certain our son is to. He struggles with sounds and reading and gets very frustrated. This course has given me some great ideas into multisensory teaching, which I really hope will help my son and make his learning more enjoyable. It is definately a tough road to travel as a dyslexic child and also as a parent. This forum has helped me greatly, as I feel sometimes that I am the only one with a child with these learning difficulties. Thanks to everyone for their input, it really makes me feel not so alone.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: Dyslexia	Rosemary Riordan	23:24:30 02/19/11 Sat