61. LD OnLine :: Reading & Dyslexia Parents and teachers of learning disabled children will find authoritative guidance on attention deficit disorder, ADD, ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, http://www.ldonline.org/indepth/reading

Skip over navigation Home About Us Contact Us Get our FREE newsletter! Getting Started LD Basics ADHD Basics Questions + Answers ... LD In Depth Approximately 80 percent of students with learning disabilities have been described as reading disabled. Resources within this section provide information and advice on what parents and educators can do to help students with LD gain reading skills. Top articles Dyslexia Basics How Children Learn to Read When Older Students Can't Read Questions + answers What remedial reading methods work best for students with learning disabilities? Related areas Dyslexia Early Identification Evaluation/LD Testing IEPs ... Accommodations / Section 504 In our store Launching Young Readers Teaching Reading K-2: A Library of Classroom Practicess DIBELS Implementation Video Reading and the Brain Multimedia Reading Rocks: Ben See all multimedia >> Recommended books How to Reach and Teach Children and Teens with Dyslexia Teaching Reading to Struggling Learners The Human Side of Dyslexia Recommended links Reading Rockets International Dyslexia Association Reading First International Reading Association ... National Institute for Literacy In the forums Discuss this topic with other parents and educators!

62. Research-Based Reading And Dyslexia Disability Assessment Testing And Interventi Free dyslexia screening test and software for diagnostic assessment, intervention exercises, and reassessment tests. http://www.readingsuccesslab.com/

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63. TIME Magazine: Overcoming Dyslexia A TIME cover story Why some children struggle so much with reading used to be a mystery. Now researchers know what s wrong‹and what to do about it. http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101030728/

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64. Tracing Business Acumen To Dyslexia - New York Times Dec 6, 2007 A study concluded that dyslexics were more likely than nondyslexics to excel in oral communication and problem solving and to own two or http://www.nytimes.com/2007/12/06/business/06dyslexia.html?incamp=article_popula

65. Dyslexia And Learning Disorders dyslexia and LD A site by Dr. Garth Vaz dedicated to offering information about dyslexia and learning disorders. http://www.gvazmd.com/

Dyslexia and Learning Disorders Links to the content of this web site have been made available here, but it is much easier to navigate this site with a frames enabled browser. In order to navigate this site without frames you will need to use the BACK button on your browser. Home Page Dyslexia: An Appropriate Time To Assess Learning Disorders Books ... Contact Dr. Vaz

66. Dyslexia - Health - News - The New York Times A free collection of articles about dyslexia published in The New York Times. http://topics.nytimes.com/top/news/health/diseasesconditionsandhealthtopics/dysl

67. San Diego Branch Of The International Dyslexia Association Dedicated to the study and treatment of individuals with specific language disability. http://www.dyslexiasd.org/

to the web site for the San Diego Branch of the International Dyslexia Association. The San Diego Branch, which was formed in 1976, is affiliated with the International Dyslexia Association, a nonprofit organization that was founded in 1949 to continue pioneering work in the study and treatment of dyslexia. The San Diego Branch of the International Dyslexia Association is a nonprofit scientific and educational organization dedicated to the study and treatment of the learning disability, dyslexia. The Branch was formed to increase public awareness of dyslexia. Through Seminars, Conferences, and Workshops, our organization has served San Diego County individuals, families and professionals who have an interest in challenges and solutions related to dyslexia. Many of our 100+ members are actively involved in the treatment and remediation of dyslexia. The membership includes educators, psychologists, physicians, and individuals with dyslexia, and parents who have dealt with learning disability issues within school systems. Local tutoring, testing, and other referral information can be obtained from our branch representatives by calling our Helpline (619) 685-4413.

68. NH IDA /Home Visit the website of the New Hampshire Branch of the International dyslexia Association to get all the information you need about reading difficulties and 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 information@nhida.org home What is Dyslexia? Signs of Dyslexia Frequently Asked Questions about Dyslexia Getting Started Parent Page Read This First Online Discussion Forum Learn About Us Conferences Who We Are ~ What We Do Membership Application Newsletters for Members ... Support Our Work by Becoming a Member Parents~Educators~School Board Members Preventing Early Reading Failure ". . . we now have tools to reliably identify the children who are likely destined for early reading failure. Most importantly, . . . we can say with confidence that if we intervene early, intensively, and appropriately, we can provide these children with the early reading skills that can prevent almost all of them from ever entering the nasty downward spiral . . ." Advocacy Resources Education Resources Pre-School and Early Learning Resources Find a Tutor, Evaluator, Advocate, and more: ... Training in Research Based Methods of Teaching Reading Getting an Appropriate School Program Parents' Rights in Special Education Evaluations Response to Intervention Individualized Education Program (IEP) ... Multisensory Teaching - What Does it Mean?

69. Dyslexia Help: Improving Reading And Attention 866-411-2578 dyslexia Help We help bright kids struggling with dyslexia to become successful students. http://www.3dlearner.com/

Print This Page Parent and Professional Workshop May 30th in Boca Raton Hear Dr. Linda Silverman, a world class psychologist. For more info click on Making The Difference Together, We Can Beat Dyslexia. Our Promise to you: Before you leave this site, you will discover the answers your child needs to be a successful reader. Why are you here? You know how important your child's success in school can be for success in life. You also know that your child has special gifts. Your child's struggles with reading keeps many of those gifts from coming out in school. Perhaps you have been told your child has dyslexia from a teacher or psychologist. The lost potential of these kids that get labeled with "dyslexia" breaks your heart. You've come to us because you realize that each day your child struggles with reading is another day lost. You're here because it's time to unlock your child's potential. Unlocking Your Child's Potential: Step 1: Understanding How Your Child Learns The first question most parents ask us is "Does my child have Dyslexia?".

70. NCBIDA - Northern California Branch Of The International Dyslexia Association The International dyslexia Association provides a forum where parents, educators, individuals with dyslexia and researchers share their knowledge about a http://www.dyslexia-ncbida.org/

to the Northern California Branch of The International Dyslexia Association (NCBIDA). The International Dyslexia Association provides a forum where parents, educators, individuals with dyslexia and researchers share their knowledge about a disorder that affects up to 20 percent of the U.S. population. The NCBIDA, the oldest branch of IDA, provides workshops, hands-on simulations, and resources to increase public awareness of dyslexia. Dyslexia is the most common learning disability. It is a language-based learning disability that affects people with average to above average intelligence. There are many successful people with dyslexia such as Henry Winkler, Bruce Jenner, Whoopi Goldberg and Charles Schwab. Teacher Training Scholarships 2008 Summer MSLE classes and NCBIDA scholarships are now available! Click here for more information

71. Texas Dyslexia Services Provides custom programs for adults with dyslexia. http://www.texasdyslexia.com/

Texas Dyslexia Services offers a safe and comfortable environment for children and adults, who are experiencing difficulties with reading, spelling, handwriting, math and/or organizational skills. We specialize in the Davis Dyslexia Correction Program . This program is a unique approach that empowers each individual through a new understanding of self-applied techniques. 'Coping Strategies' are eliminated! Each program is tailored to meet the client's needs and goals. We transform the negative aspect of Learning Differences into a positive state of unlimited potential. This frees the individual to explore and contribute their gifts to the world around us. A partnership is what you can expect! Professional services described as Davis®, Davis Dyslexia Correction®, including Davis Symbol Mastery®, Davis Orientation Counseling®, and Davis Learning Strategies TM services may only be provided by persons who are trained and licensed through Davis Dyslexia Association International. 6040 Camp Bowie Blvd. Suite 44 Fort Worth, Texas 76116

72. Demystifying Dyslexia Information provided on the Demystifying dyslexia page of ThinkBright.org is for informational purposes only and should not be treated as medical, http://www.thinkbright.org/dyslexia/default.asp

Understanding Dyslexia About Bruce Jenner The Gow School Georgetown University ... Jacksonville Community Information provided on the Demystifying Dyslexia page of ThinkBright.org is for informational purposes only and should not be treated as medical, psychiatric, psychological or behavioral health care advice. Nothing contained on this page is intended to be used for medical diagnosis or treatment or as a substitute for consultation with a qualified professional. The Demystifying Dyslexia page on ThinkBright.org contains links to third party websites. The Demystifying Dyslexia page on ThinkBright.org does not make any representation, warranty, or endorsement of any product or service or the content or accuracy of any materials contained in, or linked to, any advertisement or link on the site.

73. Dyslexia — An Overview - SchwabLearning.org dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurological in origin. Learn more at SchwabLearning.org. http://www.schwablearning.org/articles.aspx?r=43

74. Dyslexia Characteristics, Variations, Facts, Treatment, And Resources - K12 Acad dyslexia is a neurological disorder with biochemical genetic markers. It is a disability which a person reading and/or writing ability is lower than his http://www.k12academics.com/dyslexia.htm

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75. Images Of Dyslexia Dr. Guinevere Eden used a technique called functional magnetic resonance imaging to look at brain activities in men with dyslexia and in men with no known http://science-education.nih.gov/nihHTML/OSE/snapshots/multimedia/ritn/dyslexia/

During the first four months of life, there is so much happening inside the human brain so many cells growing, dividing, and firing, so many structures maturing and taking appropriate shapes, so many important connections being made that, according to Dr. Guinevere Eden, "it is almost surprising that you don't actually hear all the commotion inside the infant's head!" All that brain development is what permits people eventually to read and dance, talk and throw a frisbee. But not everyone can perform all these activities correctly or with ease. Some people, for example, have difficulties reading. Many of them have a condition called developmental dyslexia . They can run into serious problems at school, at work, and in social situations, because reading is so central to everyday living. The most common myth about dyslexia is that the affected person mistakes "was" for "saw" and "tip" for "pit." But dyslexia is more complicated than that. "There is a huge language component to dyslexia," says Eden, but, she adds, that is about the only thing that people interested in dyslexia agree upon. Children with dyslexia describe how the letters and words on the printed page seem to jump around, superimpose themselves on one another, become indistinguishable (b looks like d, for example), or in other ways prove unmanageable. "It's like the words are walking," said one child with dyslexia.

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