Slow processing-challenging misconceptions.
Slow processing that is one common feature of dyslexia. It can make learning key skills very challenging and make keeping up
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Why does dyslexia make learning so hard?
Dyslexia is a learning difference which affects the way in which certain individuals process information. The word Dyslexia comes from

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Stammering Awareness
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Dyslexia, gain clarity on this learning difference
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Dyslexic children – Why information doesn’t always ‘stick’ .
So this is me, Zoë Dinsdale (maiden name) when I was at school myself and before being diagnosed as dyslexic.
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What is dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning difference which relates to how individuals process information. It heightens a variety of cognitive skills, what
How dyslexia is identified and assessed.
The earlier in life a child is identified as being dyslexic, the sooner appropriate and effective support can be provided