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An exhibit of strange ceramic sculptures at the Fitton Center in Hamilton explores a Norwood man's journey to coming to terms with neurodivergence. He hopes it will help others, too.
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Dyslexia can actually be an advantage for university researchers
Dyslexia, the so-called "learning difficulty", can actually make people better researchers. And I'm not just saying this to make myself feel better after the hundredth typo in an email.
Often, people with dyslexia are quite creative. Among those believed to have been dyslexic are Albert Einstein, Lewis Carroll, Thomas Edison, Alexander Graham Bell, Leonardo da Vinci, Walt Disney ...
When I had the chance to have a test for dyslexia at the age of 50, after being inspired by a feature we did on Radio ...
More than 40 million US adults and 15% to 20% of the kids in our schools have dyslexia, with only 5% receiving a diagnosis.
How dyslexia can impact people The API failed to deliver the resource. Dyslexia can affect a person’s ability to learn, which means they learn slightly differently than others.
Richard Branson, the billionaire founder of Virgin Group, has turned his money and focus toward a very personal new project: DyslexicU, the first free online university for dyslexic thinkers.
Dyslexia affects as many as one in five Americans, yet only a small number of Louisiana public school students have been identified as having the learning disability.
Nine-year-old Zoe Frank is the co-author of an inspiring children’s book about a young girl with dyslexia called, “Zoe’s Magical Mind.” ...
Dyslexia and dyscalculia are most commonly acknowledged as posing challenges linked to people’s literacy and numeracy. However, a new study has shown those with the conditions may have ...
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