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- Dyslexia in the Workplace: Disability or Talent?
In the UK, dyslexia is covered by the provisions of the Disabilities Discrimination Act, and meaningful protection is afforded to dyslexic thinkers through this means. However, is the disability framework for understanding dyslexia actually harming dyslexic interests rather than furthering them? This article argues for a reappraisal of what dyslexia is through a framework that honours the talents inherent in the dyslexic thinking style.
Date of Article: 10Apr2008
Category: Business - General
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- Dyslexia in Learning: Don't Tell Us to Concentrate! Harnessing the Power of Dyslexic Creativity
There is a dirty word in the field of education which masks as a virtue. The word is "concentrate!" The assumption is, if a learner is failing, they just need to try harder. Yet generally speaking, nothing could be further from the truth.
Date of Article: 02Apr2008
Category: Reference & Education
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- Dyslexics - The Untapped Scholars
The UK news has recently been awash with comment on a study published by Hull University suggesting that 55% of those failing standard assessment tests in school are dyslexic. The sad thing is that this is an entirely avoidable tragedy. Dyslexic thinkers are among the brightest in our schools; what's more, with the right approach, the dyslexic thinking style contains all the ingredients of academic success.
Date of Article: 17Mar2008
Category: Reference & Education
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