61. Dyslexia, Dyspraxia And Attention Deficit Disorders Treated By The Avenue Clinic Hampshire clinic offers treatment for dyslexia, dyspraxia and attention deficit disorders. Includes basic information on the conditions. http://www.avenueclinic.com/

Dyspraxia Attention Deficit Disorders ADHD Dyslexia Years of Experience in Treating 'Cerebellar Delay' Syndromes For more information regarding treatment, diet, case histories etc., visit www.tinsleyhouseclinic.co.uk Tinsley House Clinic - Main Road, East Boldre, Nr. Beaulieu, Hants., UK

62. Adult Dyslexia Organisation Index Page the Adult dyslexia Organisation (ADO) provides help and assistence to all dyslexicadults we have a telephone help line 0207 924 9559, and many other http://www.futurenet.co.uk/charity/ado/ado_dir.html

Adult Dyslexia Organisation Enter Adult Dyslexia Organisation provides help and assistence to all dyslexic adults we have a telephone help line 0207 924 9559, and many other valuable services. Q uarterdeck P ublications Q. P. Webs Troyka@bigfoot.com

63. Shropshire Dyslexia Association Redirect Offering information and support, including local helpline, workshops, links to other related sites, general advice. Full local contact details given, affiliated to the British dyslexia Association. http://members.lycos.co.uk/shropshiredyslexia/

The Shropshire Dyslexia Association is no longer at this domain, the site is now at http://www.thesda.org.uk/ (Click if a new window has not already opened).

64. Dyslexia - MayoClinic.com dyslexia is a learning disability that impairs reading ability in children withnormal vision and normal intelligence. http://www.mayoclinic.com/invoke.cfm?id=DS00224

65. Dyslexia Help: Free Material And Useful Links For Teaching Dyslexic Students Offers free material and useful links for teaching and understanding dyslexic adults and children. http://www.dyslexiahelp.co.uk/

Teaching dyslexic students? Find help here. DYSLEXIA HELP 41 Sawpit Lane, Brocton, Staffs, ST17 0TE U.K. mail@dyslexiahelp.co.uk A great new reading aid for Dyslexia, Irlen Syndrome etc: THE EYE LEVEL READING RULER. Dyslexiahelp! is the service site for Crossbow Education. The purpose of the site is to help in the teaching of dyslexic students, by providing useful tips and teaching ideas, and links to other useful sites for dyslexia teaching, assessment and resources. We hope you find it useful. Of course we also want to draw your attention to our own material, so you will find links to our commercial site, where you can, if you wish, order goods online with our secure payment service. LITERACY GAMES BOOKS MATH LINKS TIPS IS MY CHILD DYSLEXIC? CLICK HERE COFFEE AND LEARNING: If you drink coffee and you are studying for an exam, make sure you read this! CLICK HERE Dyslexia forum: If you want to participate in an online forum relating to dyslexia, we recommend the Dyslexia Forum in the UK (see below), or for the USA the forum/bulletin board sites on www.interdys.org

66. Dyslexia - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia dyslexia is a cognitive deficit in which a person s reading and/or writing ability is dyslexia is a learning disorder. Its underlying cause may be http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyslexia

Dyslexia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. This article has been tagged since September 2005. See How to Edit and Style and How-to for help, or this article's talk page Dyslexia is a neurological disorder with biochemical and genetic markers. In its most common and apparent form, it is a disability in which a person's reading and/or writing ability is significantly lower than that which would be predicted by his or her general level of intelligence . However, as has been discovered only in the last decade, individuals may read and write perfectly and still have dyslexia (see "characteristics" below). The term was coined in 1887. People are diagnosed as dyslexic when their reading problems cannot be explained by a lack of intellectual ability, inadequate instruction, or sensory problems such as poor eyesight. Because reading is a complex mental process, dyslexia has many potential causes. From a neurophysiological perspective, dyslexia can be diagnosed by close inspection of the morphology of the brain , usually upon autopsy . Dyslexia is also associated with phonological difficulties, such as

67. Nhida.org Nonprofit group dedicated to the study and treatment of dyslexia. Open to educators, families, and professionals in the field. Includes articles on the disability, membership information, coming events, and suggested reading lists. http://www.nhida.org/

New Hampshire Branch of the International Dyslexia Association Founded in Memory of Samuel T. Orton P.O. Box 3724 ~ Concord, NH 03302 ~ 603-229-7355 ~ information@nhida.org Search the Website Register Now October 3, 2005 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Word Wisdom: Reading, vocabulary, and spelling instruction Bruce Rosow, M.A. Grappone Conference Center Concord, NH Registration form and directions Application for Exhibitors Participants will gain a roadmap of the word study approach to spelling instruction, as well as specific and practical ideas for teaching spelling, vocabulary and reading at the decoding level. Save the Date October 27, 2005 Martindale Country Club Auburn, ME Response to Instruction Speaker - Randy Allison Incredibly Handy Information What is Dyslexia?

68. DANDA - Developmental Adult Neuro-Diversity Association - Welcome Organisation for individuals with conditions such as Dyspraxia, dyslexia, ADHD, and Asperger's Syndrome. http://www.danda.org.uk

Navigation Home About DANDA FAQs Dyspraxia Conference for Professionals ... New London Social Group Welcome! You are Visitor: Search this site Search WWW Developmental Adult Neuro-Diversity Association Welcome to DANDA - Developmental Adult Neuro-Diversity Association, for people with conditions such as Dyspraxia, ADHD, and Asperger's Syndrome. A new organisation founded to better the lives of neuro-diverse people. DANDA's mission statement: "To see that adults with developmental neuro-diversity reach their full potential and play a full role in society" Enter your email address here to get sent updates of events and articles: The first professional conference on dyspraxia in adulthood. October 19, 2005. Click for more information. The Objectives of DANDA are as follows: 2) To raise awareness and understanding of these conditions in adulthood, particularly their assessment, their effects, their treatment and the inter-relationship between the different conditions 3) To establish networks of groups to help adults with these conditions get involved in activities for interaction, mutual support, and education, provided that the activities shall be charitable.

69. Dyslexia Teaching Today - Dyslexia UK For teachers of children with dyslexia; teaching methods, recognizing dyslexia, discussion board and training course. http://www.dyslexia-teacher.co.uk

DYSLEXIA UK DYSLEXIA TEACHING TODAY Add this page to My Favorites Dyslexia UK Dyslexia Teaching News and Research new! Resources Case Studies Viewpoint Your letters ... Contacts new! Assessment Books and Software new! Site Map FAQs Dot's Diary Advice Line and ... Mailing list Teaching Methods Multi-sensory teaching methods Studies from the National Institutes of Child Health and Human Development have shown that for children with difficulties learning to read, a multi-sensory teaching method is the most effective teaching method. This is especially crucial to teach a dyslexic child. But what does it mean? More Confidence building The majority of children with dyslexia have come to the conclusion that they are stupid! In any school in any week of the year a dyslexic child experiences a huge amount of failure. Why can't he read and spell? He must be dumb, thick, stupid. It's the conclusion that anyone would reach in similar circumstances, and it badly needs changing before any corrective teaching is going to be effective. More Dyslexia news Helping Dyslexics in the Blink of an Eye Trouble with Numbers NASA methods 'cure' dyslexia English is Europe's toughest language to learn ... More Training course Certificate in the Teaching of Children with Dyslexia (or similar difficulties) Many teachers, parents, and teaching assistants find themselves responsible for the education or support of a child or teenager with

70. Understanding Dyslexia Explains what dyslexia is, how it s diagnosed, and what it s like to have it. http://kidshealth.org/teen/school_jobs/school/dyslexia.html

KidsHealth Teens School Stuff Sarah hates reading aloud in class. She's never been a good reader, and even when she recognizes the words on the page, she seems to have trouble saying them correctly. School's never been her favorite place, anyway, because her teachers always complain about her writing and her spelling. She often gets discouraged, thinking that she's not as smart as other students. Fortunately, Sarah has discovered she has talents that others don't. She's great at dreaming up costume and scenery ideas in drama club, and she's one of the best artists in her school. Sometimes she wonders how she can do so well in some areas of her life and so poorly in others. What Sarah, her parents, and her teachers don't realize is that Sarah has dyslexia. What Is Dyslexia? Dyslexia (pronounced: dis- lek -see-ah) is a type of learning disability . A person with a learning disability has trouble processing or understanding words or numbers. There are many different kinds of learning disabilities; dyslexia is the term used when people have difficulty learning to read, even though they are smart enough and are motivated to learn. The word dyslexia comes from two Greek words: dys , which means abnormal or impaired, and lexis which refers to language or words.

71. Understanding Dyslexia Explains what dyslexia is, how it's diagnosed, and what it's like to have it. http://www.kidshealth.org/teen/school_jobs/school/dyslexia.html

KidsHealth Teens School Stuff Sarah hates reading aloud in class. She's never been a good reader, and even when she recognizes the words on the page, she seems to have trouble saying them correctly. School's never been her favorite place, anyway, because her teachers always complain about her writing and her spelling. She often gets discouraged, thinking that she's not as smart as other students. Fortunately, Sarah has discovered she has talents that others don't. She's great at dreaming up costume and scenery ideas in drama club, and she's one of the best artists in her school. Sometimes she wonders how she can do so well in some areas of her life and so poorly in others. What Sarah, her parents, and her teachers don't realize is that Sarah has dyslexia. What Is Dyslexia? Dyslexia (pronounced: dis- lek -see-ah) is a type of learning disability . A person with a learning disability has trouble processing or understanding words or numbers. There are many different kinds of learning disabilities; dyslexia is the term used when people have difficulty learning to read, even though they are smart enough and are motivated to learn. The word dyslexia comes from two Greek words: dys , which means abnormal or impaired, and lexis which refers to language or words.

72. The Arts Dyslexia Trust Internet Services Concentrating on the creative potential of the many visuallydominant dyslexic minds. From 1896-1996, The Trust provided an advisory service for educationalists and others concerned with visual learning, and offered practical help to dyslexic students and adults in their art/design training and careers. http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/nellalex/

THE HOME OF THE VISUAL-SPATIAL DYSLEXIC About our Charity Dyslexic Art Gallery Are Dyslexics Creative? What is Dyslexia? ... About the designer of this site President: Lord Ritchie of Dundee, This site is still in development. If you have problems please contact me: Designer and Digital Editor: Neil Alexander-Passe (neil@neil-a-p.demon.co.uk) Thank you for your patience. THE ARTS DYSLEXIA TRUST GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE SPONSORSHIP OF THIS SITE BY 'RESEARCH MACHINES PLC' AND FOR BEING IN THEIR 'INTERNET FOR LEARNING' FORUM. CLICK FOR THE 'INTERNET FOR LEARNING' HOME PAGE Research Machines plc is an educational technology provider. They are one of the main suppliers of computers in Britain's schools and activily promote education and specific learning difficulties.

73. DYSLEXIA TESTING ADULT CHILD DYSLEXIC ASSESSMENT HELP SERVICE UK Offer testing and assessment for adults and children. Site includes information on dyslexia, details of their testing services, FAQs, and contact details. http://www.radisol.com/dyslexia-testing

To about 10% of people these 'symptoms' might SEEM FAMILIAR ! substitution: use of similar-looking words, even if it changes the meaning of the sentence, such as sunrise for surprise, house for horse, while for white, wanting for walking Recognition is your first step reversal: flipping a letter horizontally along a vertical axis, such as ded for bed, or bog for dog for adults and children worldwide invertion: flipping a letter upside down, such as may for way, or we for me transposition: switching the order of two adjacent letters, such as on for no, gril for girl, own for won You are not alone.. Click here and find out how we could help NEW - you can now order assessment packs using you credit card via PAYPAL!

74. AVKO | Automatic Redirection Notification Official definitions of dyslexia translated into plain English to help parentsand teachers understand the nature of dyslexia. http://www.avko.org/what_is_dyslexia.htm

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75. Stanbridge Earls School Independent, coeducational, boarding and day school in Romsey, Hampshire, for pupils of 11 to 18, specialising in problems affecting those with dyslexia and other specific learning difficulties. http://www.stanbridgeearls.hants.sch.uk/

HOME ENQUIRIES HOW TO FIND US CONTACT US Romsey, Hampshire SO51 0ZS Tel: 01794 529400 About the school Special needs Boarding Facilities ... Links For further information please contact our school secretary: Tel: Fax: Email: Click here to email Site by Ocean Design Stanbridge Earls is a small, independent, co-educational, day and boarding school for pupils aged 10 to 19. The school has been a leader in the field of specific learning difficulties since 1963; this fits easily into our philosophy of developing every pupil's ability to the full. We are however, much more than just a school for special needs because every pupil wishing for a smaller, caring environment will do well here. Click here to read more about the school. A complete national curriculum Special needs catered for A full range of facilities Extracurricular activities (ISI Inspector's report March 2000) For a school of our size, the range of academic subjects and recreational activities is remarkable. By any standards Stanbridge Earls is an unusual school. Because every pupil is important to us, no effort is spared to raise the expectations of all.

76. George's Links -- Dyslexia Updated David Pollock s entry in the dyslexia Research section. This dyslexiaLinks page is maintained by a voluntary effort, and is now hosted on a http://home.clara.net/ghrow/subjects/dyslexia.html

Dyslexia Due to popular demand I have made these pages available again. Contents: Recent Changes Introduction Other WWW pages on Dyslexia News Groups ... Pages which refer to this one if their authors are interested in this their pages may be of interest to you...? Other Recent Changes This page was last updated 20 September 1998. Updated David Pollock's entry in the Dyslexia Research section. Added "Sponsorship" links ... This "Dyslexia Links" page is maintained by a voluntary effort, and is now hosted on a commercial ISP site. Adding links to such sponsors allows me to recoup some of the cost of providing the dyslexia pages. You can help to keep these pages available by visiting the sponsor's sites. This has not been done for personal gain ... if the income from sponsorship exceeds costs the surplus will be used to pay for further research on dyslexia or related subjects. Belatedly added a link to The Dyslexia Institute. to the Organisations Section Added a link to AHEAD to the Pointers to General Disability Information section.

77. Living With An Invisible Disability Provides links to (C)APD, dyslexia, ADD/ADHD, Autism, SID (DSI), Aspergers, hyperlexia, dyslexia, conferences, educational topics, and general LD resources. Also provides an Adult Chat room, and Kid's CAPD chat pages. http://dolfrog4life.homestead.com/AA_index_ZZ.html

My Favorite CAPD Links Free-For-All Links Add a link to your website! The Mobility Matters SiteRing This site owned by Robin Wickens SiteRing by Bravenet.com Living With an Invisible Disability Creating coping strategies and routines to survive everyday living. Creating a greater public awareness of such problems, and to increase the amount of research done into these difficulties. To help those children in school with similar problems to receive all the help and assistance they need My Favorite CAPD Links is my new Home Page. Site development may take a while. Helping our two eldest sons Cope with APD and contending with my own APD, means that time can not always be used as planned. Click on the The Surf Board Below to reach the Index Page for my Web Sites This page was last updated on: 20 October, 2004 Dolfrog's Invisible Disability LINKS INDEX PAGE (C)APD, Dyslexia, ADD, Audiology/ists,ADhD, Autism, Research, SID (DSI), ADhD, Lefthandedness,Autism,Aspergers, and many more topics. TRY OUT THE SITE SEARCH ENGINE Website Search Engine (enter key word): Invisible Disability Links included (C)APD Other LDs Living With an Invisible Disability is a Proud Member of the Ring of Academia If you would like to join this ring Click Here Prev 5 Prev Next ... List Previous STATS records prior to the enforced changes and old Guest Book New STATS format.

78. Michigan Dyslexia Institute Inc. Assessments for dyslexia, and instruction by practitioners following theOrtonGillingham method. http://www.dyslexia.net/

MENU: Home Calendar Dyslexia Store Donate ... Contact MORE INFO: Testing Info Teacher Training Workshops/Conferences Camp Info ... Student Instruction Welcome The Michigan Dyslexia Insti tute: T he Michigan Dyslexia Institute, Inc. (MDI) is a nonprofit organization serving children and adults with dyslexia. We envision a new world for children and adults with dyslexia: a world in which they feel good about themselves and look forward to the future with hope and confidence; a world in which they receive the kind of instruction they need, in a nurturing environment; a world in which they are understood and encouraged to develop their potential; and a world in which they can participate fully in the work place and in their communities. MDI is committed to bringing about this new world. Estimates of the number of persons with dyslexia in the United States range from under two percent to over ten percent of the population. While much research has been done, thousands of articles have been written and successful teaching strategies have been in use for over 60 years, ignorance continues to be the number one enemy of dyslexia. In response, MDI has presented hundreds of public awareness programs throughout the state on what dyslexia is and what can be done about it. For further information call Central Office at 517-485-4000 and free information is provided. A newsletter

79. Arts Dyslexia Trust Exhibits paintings and drawings to draw attention to the high creative potentialof the many visuallydominant dyslexic minds. http://www.rmplc.co.uk/orgs/nellalex/

THE HOME OF THE VISUAL-SPATIAL DYSLEXIC About our Charity Dyslexic Art Gallery Are Dyslexics Creative? What is Dyslexia? ... About the designer of this site President: Lord Ritchie of Dundee, This site is still in development. If you have problems please contact me: Designer and Digital Editor: Neil Alexander-Passe (neil@neil-a-p.demon.co.uk) Thank you for your patience. THE ARTS DYSLEXIA TRUST GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE SPONSORSHIP OF THIS SITE BY 'RESEARCH MACHINES PLC' AND FOR BEING IN THEIR 'INTERNET FOR LEARNING' FORUM. CLICK FOR THE 'INTERNET FOR LEARNING' HOME PAGE Research Machines plc is an educational technology provider. They are one of the main suppliers of computers in Britain's schools and activily promote education and specific learning difficulties.

80. How Are British Dyslexics Different British Dyslexics Is Distinctly Different Fr Provides help to people with dyslexia and gives information. http://www.dyslexia.uk.com/

BRITISH DYSLEXICS The largest dyslexia web site in the world British Dyslexics is supported by www.businesspages.uk.com FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR CHILD'S DYSLEXIA TELEPHONE 01352 716656 WHAT A FANTASTIC BOOK! DYSLEXIA RECOGNISING THE CONDITION AND GETTING HELP EVERY PARENT MUST READ THIS BOOK AND DISCOVER HOW TO GET A FREE ASSESSMENT FROM THEIR LEA. CLICK 'HERE' TO LEARN MORE. How are British Dyslexics Different British Dyslexics is distinctly different from other Dyslexia Charities. We are not only interested in helping children and teenagers to succeed in education, but we also passionately believe that getting extra help should not depend on a parents ability to pay for extra tuition themselves. Unlike other Dyslexia Charities we currently make no charges for any of the services or information we provide. The British Dyslexics web site is designed to be very easy to use. It is a collection of pages just like a conventional book. Unlike a conventional book you move from page to page using buttons. Each ( grey marble ) button will take you to the beginning of a chapter.

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