Positive Dyslexia Assessment Surrey

20/11/2020

What is DCD? Developmental Coordination Disorder, also known as dyspraxia, is a common disorder affecting fine and/or gross motor coordination in children and adults. Join us and Amanda Kirby on Tuesday 24 November for a webinar on how to support children with dyspraxia in primary school. This webinar will contain practical strategies and discuss what has been shown to work and make a difference You will also receive a 1 hour CPD Certificate after attending. Book your place: https://bit.ly/3kUn5mf

20/11/2020

Did you know that dyslexia has nothing to do with intelligence? Being dyslexic does not mean you are any less intelligent than others. It means that you process information in a different way. Take look at our website to find out more about dyslexia and how to support those who have it https://www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/

18/11/2020

If your child is refusing to go to school, or is feeling anxious, here's our information and advice to help you support your child and work with the school.

17/11/2020

The footballer and campaigner says the escapism of reading "could have really helped me" as a child.

08/10/2020

19/09/2020

Journalist Ciara Riddell tells how she worked to help her son Shea overcome his dyslexia.

18/09/2020

Why does disability inclusion matter?

Because...
👉 Only 4% of businesses focus on making offerings disability-inclusive.
👉 The cost of exclusion to OECD countries' GDP is 7%.
👉 There are 1.3 billion disabled people worldwide.
👉 With an annual spending power of $8 trillion.

If you think that inclusion matters, share this post & visit our website to find out how your business can benefit from inclusion.

15/09/2020

Most organisations want to do their best for their employees, but poor awareness and understanding of dyspraxia/DCD means that many employers are unsure how to help and fail to take advantage of the untapped talent of people with the condition. 'Dyspraxia aware' employers who are flexible and resour...

14/09/2020

SEN Specialist Jacqui Strubel offers some guidance on helping children deal with processing issues.