Dysphonetic Dyslexia, also known as Auditory Dyslexia can be defined as a situation where in a person finds it difficult to phonetically break words into their individual sound parts.

Dyslexia is a common factor in people’s education, from young to old and I believe it is never too late with the correct mentoring and patience from the dyslexic. It used to be more common for young children especially, to be bullied by others thus ending up very disturbed and sometimes with fatal outcomes, when it was even their parents, doctors and school teachers whom didn’t recognise the condition earlier.

Dyslexia as the say can be psychic.

Discussion of the issues surrounding a number of approaches taken in developing literacy skills.

The gift of dyslexia and the emotional conflict.

Modern schooling doesn’t suit some children and how they learn best.

You might think that successful people were born that way, and that they always had that extra something; that from a young age they were set apart from their peers by sheer excellence and intelligence. You would be wrong, as these examples show.

The introduction of ILP’s for the dyslexic learner in higher education.

Where we go in life is determined by the choices we make. We can decide to allow other people’s opinions of us be our reality, or we can take the step to achieve our dreams. Too many people have lived and died without gracing the world with their gifts, falling prey to the “you must have a college education” speech to make it in life.