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The Dyslexic Child's Right to Change...

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Laura

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Date Posted: 10:01:01 03/14/11 Mon

Here is a piece that I wrote in my latest assignment for a dyslexia course...

"...An interesting part in the beginning of this chapter was the section about a colour-blind child being asked questions about coloured pictures.
Most people would not consider it fair that this child would have to complete this task without the faintest hope that they would be able to do it.
The same goes for dyslexic children - In order to reach their full potential they need to have certain aspects of their world altered to suit."

I was asked to put this in here by my course supervisor.
:o)

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