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Dyslexic Logic Dyslexic Logic promotes a multi-sensory synesthetic approach to supporting children with dyslexia.

I just love sound buttons. They can be used right alongside affixes and help so many children who are struggling with gr...
09/03/2023

I just love sound buttons. They can be used right alongside affixes and help so many children who are struggling with grapheme-phoneme correspondences. Please share!

Sound Buttons are an underused and valuable teaching tool. They provide visual representation of the relationship between letters and sounds and are a powerful support when teaching children who have literacy difficulties.

This method of teaching letter-sound relationships can make such a difference.
09/03/2023

This method of teaching letter-sound relationships can make such a difference.

Sound Buttons are an underused and valuable teaching tool. They provide visual representation of the relationship between letters and sounds and are a powerful support when teaching children who have literacy difficulties.

Due to Covid-19 and the sense that life is too short all my downloadable products and resources are now available for fr...
29/12/2020

Due to Covid-19 and the sense that life is too short all my downloadable products and resources are now available for free!
https://www.dyslexiclogic.com/shop
Please pass on the message and share!

Dyslexics talking dyslexia – the big questions, growing up with dyslexia, the good and the bad. Early intervention, scho...
06/03/2019

Dyslexics talking dyslexia – the big questions, growing up with dyslexia, the good and the bad. Early intervention, schooling and home schooling, and how we just think differently.

If you haven’t found them yet ‘Dyslexia is our Superpower’ podcasts are the best. Positive stories of dyslexic people from all over the world gathered in one place. They explore all the big questions; growing up dyslexic, what would have helped, and what didn’t, life choices and how we found...

So perhaps reading and writing are an evolutionarily overspecialisation that my brain just happens not to cope well with...
23/02/2019

So perhaps reading and writing are an evolutionarily overspecialisation that my brain just happens not to cope well with. I can’t sing either, but that hasn’t been as big an issue as the dyslexia. Perhaps I should just be thankful that beautiful singing didn’t become the evolutionary be all and end all, and that spell checks were invented at just the right time.

It turns out some theories suggest that many times what we now call a disorder used to be an awesome advantage.

If you have/teach a dyslexic child in primary school please take a minute to look at this and give feedback. If I can im...
26/08/2016

If you have/teach a dyslexic child in primary school please take a minute to look at this and give feedback. If I can improve it this font may just make literacy a little easier for children with dyslexia. And it is totally free for everyone to use!

How friendly is it really? I have spent the last few weeks fine-tuning a dyslexia friendly font. It was created simply because I couldn't find 'the perfect font' even after looking at all the dyslexia friendly fonts that already exist. The fonts all has issues- 1. Some just looked too 'odd' to integ...

Finally got my font up and running. It is free to download and can be installed on Windows and iOS (non-commercial use) ...
26/06/2016

Finally got my font up and running. It is free to download and can be installed on Windows and iOS (non-commercial use) just like any other font. It meets all the BDA guidelines for dyslexic friendly fonts.... and it is FREE!

DyslexicLogic Font - iFontMaker Gallery

This is so true! The rhyming word...you have to be able to 'read' a word to know if you know a rhyming word! or do they ...
13/03/2016

This is so true! The rhyming word...you have to be able to 'read' a word to know if you know a rhyming word! or do they mean a word with the same letters at the end of a word, like bread, head and bead or give, live and hive? NOT a strategy.

by Dr. Kelli Sandman-Hurley. Good readers and whole language. For those with dyslexia, whole language is a coping mechanism - not a strategy.

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