Dyslexihelp

06/11/2019

02/10/2019

. This is a photo from years ago that fits with the International Dyslexia Association Dyslexia Awareness theme. We all must take a "step up" to provide and learn. .
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15/09/2019

Hi, I am Jane (dyslexihelp) recently moved to Tycroes, Ammanford from Oxford. The past 10 yrs I have worked in a special needs school providing 1:1 tuition to children with dyslexia. I currently work for the dyslexia association of Windsor, Maidenhead and am a private tutor, I hold a OCR Level 5, TPC & APS. Due to relocation I am now seeking new students in the Swansea /Carmarthenshire area.
Please contact me on Facebook - Jane Hidalgo - dyslexihelp or email dyslexihelp@outlook.com Thank you

29/08/2019

Find a way to help others
email from Liz Taylor

I’m a parent of a dyslexic 4th grader. Our son was diagnosed in 1st grade and he is now in a wonderful and supportive school that allows his Barton tutoring during the school day. He has made remarkable progress in the past 2 years. It hasn’t been easy but he is doing the hard work and moving forward through your program.

I am an illustrator and I wanted to find a way to use my abilities to share his story and the story of so many courageous dyslexic kids in a visual way. So, I created the illustration that I have attached to this email. It was a wonderfully fulfilling project and my heart is to share it as much as possible if it can be a help to parents, students and their teachers.

This by no means captures everything that it means to be a dyslexic student in school, but my hope is that there is enough here to help parents and students to facilitate productive dialog with the professionals working with their children.

I saw you speak once in the early and blurry days of his initial diagnosis and I remember you saying that once you are through the fire, find a way to help others. This is my hope with this illustration. I hope you enjoy it as the labor of love that it is and I would be overjoyed if you shared it with parents who might find it useful.

Thank you for your life’s work. It is important and good.

Best,
Liz Taylor

08/08/2019

Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty that can cause problems with reading, writing and spelling. It's a specific learning difficulty, which means it causes problems with certain abilities used for learning, such as reading and writing. Unlike a learning disability, intelligence isn't affected.

07/08/2019