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The Learnability

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SecondUniverse

I ask periodically but haven't found an answer yet. My partner has dyslexia, and I definitely don't have that (I can easily help her spell any word she asks), but I when typing I transpose S/2/5, 1/L and of course 0/O. I also substitute words like suitcase/briefcase. I also reverse the order of letters. When reading, numbers in particular, the digits seem to shift around, and if a digit is repeated I struggle to count how many times it is repeated. Is there a name for this? #actuallyAutistic #dyslexia #brain #neuroscience

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Educational

Who Can Diagnose Dyslexia? | Educational Inspiration

While various professionals are qualified to diagnose dyslexia, speech-language pathologists (SLPs) are uniquely trained...Contact us to learn more!

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#diagnosedyslexia, #speechlanguagepathologist, #speechlanguageevaluation, #readingdisorderdiagnosis, #readingdisorder,
#readingcomprehension, #languagedisorder, #educationalassessments, #dyslexia, #dyslexiatesting

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Of Bookish Things

We need a new definition of #dyslexia

The researchers brought together 58 international experts in dyslexia, including academics, specialist teachers, educational psychologists, and individuals with dyslexia, to vote on whether they agreed with several key statements about dyslexia. The statements covered six key sections: the definition of dyslexia, intellectual abilities and dyslexia, the #AetiologyOfDyslexia, co-occurrence with other disorders, the changing impact of dyslexia over a lifespan, and common misconceptions.

42 statements received a consensus of more than 80% and were accepted by the group. They were then used to create the new definition of dyslexia
#PhonologicalProcessing #PhonologicalMemory #DevelopmentalLanguageDisorder #Dyscalculia #ADHD #Literacy #DevelopmentalLiteracy #LearningDifferences #LearingDisorders #DevelopmentalCoordinationDisorder

sciencedaily.com/releases/2025

ScienceDailyWe need a new definition of dyslexia, research saysA new definition of dyslexia is needed to more accurately describe the learning disorder and give those struggling with dyslexia the specific support they require, says new research.
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Dr Dionysios Kyropoulos

On Tuesday I had the privilege of speaking at Oxford’s EDI Roundtable on #Neurodiversity. It’s inspiring to see the university breaking down barriers so neurodivergent students and staff feel they belong and thrive. More than 140 attendees joined thought-provoking discussions on policy, experience and inclusion. Fantastic to see this momentum continue! Huge thanks to all involved. Photos by Olivia Gaskin. #HigherEducation #Oxford #ADHD #Dyslexia #Dyspraxia #Autism #Inclusion #Belonging

A panel discussion at the University of Oxford’s EDI Roundtable on Neurodiversity. The panel features Professor Jonathan Wolff, Dr Laurence Leaver, Dr Dionysios Kyropoulos, Antonia Johnson and Jonathan Brooks, with Professor Tim Soutphommasane standing at the lectern moderating the discussion. A large screen behind them displays their names and roles: Antonia Johnson, President, Neuroinfinity; Dr Dionysios Kyropoulos, Specialist Study Skills and Strategy Tutor, Student Welfare and Support Services; Jonathan Brooks, DPhil researcher, Philosophy of Psychiatry.
A group photo from the University of Oxford’s EDI Roundtable on Neurodiversity, featuring speakers and organisers. Seated in the front row are Professor Kate Watkins, Antonia Johnson, Jonathan Brooks and Dr Dionysios Kyropoulos. Standing in the back row are Professor Liz Pellicano, Professor Jonathan Wolff, Professor Tim Soutphommasane and Dr Laurence Leaver. To the left, an EDI banner reads: "Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – Everyone Belongs". The setting is a conference room with wooden paneling.
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Nixon Speech and Language, LLC

🚨🚨17 states are suing to end Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act🚨🚨

What is section 504?
Entities that receive money from the Federal government are required to provide accommodations that give equal access to people with #ADHD, #autism, #dyslexia, #learningdisabilities, #physicaldisabilities among other disabilities.

SPEAK UP.

These states want to remove the entire law that protects us with disabilities. #disabilities #504 #equalaccess
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The Educators Room · In a new lawsuit, 17 states sue to do away with 504 protections - The Educators RoomA high-stakes lawsuit, Texas v. Becerra, is currently making its way through the courts, threatening crucial protections for people with disabilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Seventeen states have challenged the federal government’s updated rules, putting at risk decades of legal safeguards that ensure accessibility in education, healthcare, and other public services. In […]
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Alex@rtnVFRmedia Suffolk UK

A man from #Derby in the East #Midlands of #UK learned to #read at age 58, having been unable to do so due to #dyslexia and a lack of specialist help over the years. He was overjoyed at being able to read a #Speedway magazine he had kept since the 1980s!

#literacy #AdultEducation

bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce8ypv

Image of Ted Midgely. He has a mod haircut and is wearing a black jumper.
BBC NewsDerby man now able to read magazine he kept for 40 yearsTed Midgely left school unable to read but he has now taken lessons as an adult.
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Lydia Vvinters

Dyslactia dislextia dieslektic dislexik dislexic byslexia dislexic bilextie bislexia byslexic dislekzik dislecksick

Just trying to create a catch-all post for any other lost dyslexics struggling to find the correct spelling of dyslexic because of their dyslexia preventing them from finding other folks sharing their struggle with dyslexia. 🤷‍♀️


The correct spelling: #dyslexia #dyslexic


Additional suggestions welcome.

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Tiggy

Having caught another typo on here to late it must be time for the reminder.
I am dyslexic. And I type very badly.
If I later realise the error could change the meaning of a post I will edit.
If you tell me you can't understand a post because of errors I will edit.
If you just don't understand I will try to explain in a new post.

#Dyslexia #Editing

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