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Category Archives: LD Support Organizations
Jemicy School Director Honored by International Dyslexia Association
Ben Shifrin, Head of The Jemicy School, in Owings Mills, MD, has been inducted into the International Dyslexia Association’s Hall of Fame. Frankly, I had no idea there was such a Hall of Fame. For me, this is another chance … Continue reading
Mentoring for Kids with LD. Project Eye-to-Eye at Wesleyan University
youtu.be/TXStEuO5iQg Jeremy Snyder and Julie Platt, students at Wesleyan University, are starting a university chapter of Project Eye-to-Eye, a national mentoring project for children with learning disabilities. In this article from the Wesleyan Argus, the students describe their start-up process … Continue reading
The Importance of Mentors
This is a short clip from a speech that poet LeDerick Horne, who’s also dyslexic, gave about Project Eye to Eye, a mentoring program for students with learning disabilities. He speaks to the inner and emotional turmoil many students go … Continue reading
Maharashtra Dyslexia Association
Offering resources and services for dyslexia.
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RFBD Comes To iPads, iPods, and iPhones
Recordings For the Blind and Dyslexic, which has the largest collection of digitized textbooks and literature (64,000 titles) in the world, finally will make that available through iTunes. I, along with many others, have been waiting for this for a … Continue reading