Sharlene Tornquist
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Once again students with dyslexia will be pushed aside. With approx 10% of the sudent population having some grade of dyslexia, that is a large chunk who could very well not make the grade. For too long these students were not given the support they…
Mar 21, 2010
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National Standards and Students with Dyslexia

I was reading a students summary from GSE the other day and this is what it said:'To understand dyslexia means you have to understand how a person processes information. Schools are built around the activities of the left brain - reading, writing, spelling, mathematics - all of which are abstract sequential thought processes. 90% of the population have no problem in these areas. There are some people who prefer to process the information in their right brain. This is the way they are wired. The…See More
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National Standards do not show progress!

Posted on May 25, 2010 at 12:18am

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National Standards

It's interesting to read Tony Ryan's views: http://www.tonyryan.com.au/blog/

Posted on May 25, 2010 at 12:17am

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National Standards and Students with Dyslexia

I was reading a students summary from GSE the other day and this is what it said:

'To understand dyslexia means you have to understand how a person processes information. Schools are built around the activities of the left brain - reading, writing, spelling, mathematics - all of which are abstract sequential thought processes. 90% of the population have no problem in these areas. There are some people who prefer to process the information in their right brain. This is the way they are…

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Posted on March 16, 2010 at 10:10pm — 1 Comment

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