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Subject: Re: 17 yr old Daugher

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Marla

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Date Posted: 07:45:52 08/30/10 Mon
In reply to: Sue 's message, "17 yr old Daugher" on 16:59:00 08/27/10 Fri

HI,
I have 3 dyslexic daughters the oldest is 15. I bought a program called Dragon Naturally Speaking. It's voice recognition software. She speaks into a microphone and it writes her papers for her. She still needs to proof read them and tweak it. But it relieved her of the stress of having a big writing assignment to tackle. She has access to book on tape and tests read to her in a one on one setting. She also gets extra time for her tests. You could also have a note taker for her too. Check out Bright solutions for dyslexia, its a website with loads of info. Good Luck!

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Re: 17 yr old Daugher	Russel Van Brocklen (Happy)	03:28:10 12/26/10 Sun