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- Deriving
from the Greek meaning "difficulty with words," dyslexia
is a learning disability characterized by problems in expressive
or receptive, oral or written language. It is commonly associated
with reading difficulties.
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Dyslexia
- This personal
home page by George Row is somewhat dated, but offers a comprensive
set of links to dyslexia-specific resources.
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Dyslexia Archive
- Though not
always applicable to American audiences, this British site includes
some valuable information, including excellent FAQs and categorized
information sheets for parents, dyslexic adults and youngsters,
educators and professionals working in the field.
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Dyslexia Teacher
- This comprehensive
website for educators includes news and research, resources,
case studies, teaching methods, contacts, assessment, books,
advice, and more. Editor's note: this site appears to be one
of a series of sites under the umbrella "World of Dyslexia";
the others, which seem more commercial, include dyslexia-test,
dyslexia-parent, dyslexia-adults, dyslexia-magazine, and dyslexia-journal.
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International Dyslexia Association
(IDA)
- The homepage
of the former Orton Dyslexia Society includes information about
dyslexia, technology, legal issues, conferences, a bulletin board,
online magazine, and more.
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Reading
- This section
of LDOnline includes a wide array of articles, news, and resources
about dyslexia for parents and teachers.
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