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Es ist nicht alles Gold was glänzt

From The Dyslexic Reader:

All that Glitters is not Gold

Find it here: Issue 33

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Gift of Dyslexia Workshop (in English and French) – Online – Paris, France

11 March 2021

This 4-day (30 hour) workshop is an introduction to the basic theories, principles and application of… [...]

Gift of Dyslexia Workshop – San Francisco – Spring 2021 – Online

29 March 2021

This 5-day (30 hour) workshop is an introduction to the basic theories, principles and application of… [...]

Gift of Dyslexia Workshop – New Zealand – Online

12 April 2021

The Gift of Dyslexia Workshop is an introduction to the fundamental theories, principles and procedures of… [...]

Gift of Dyslexia Workshop (in English and German) – Online – Berlin, German

22 April 2021

This 4-day (30 hour) workshop is an introduction to the basic theories, principles and application of… [...]

My Own Experience Growing Up Dyslexic

27 February 2021

by Carl NigiIn this video I talk about my own experience growing up dyslexic, and why… [...]

Dyslexic Identities – How do you see yourself?

20 February 2021

by Arije-Aike de HaasResearchers identified three different types of dyslexic identities. The first group sees themselves… [...]

Dyslexia and Emotional Intelligence

13 February 2021

by Hayley ButcherDo dyslexics have higher levels of emotional intelligence, sensitivity, and awareness of others? If… [...]

Dyslexia Life Hacks – Hacks, Tips and Tricks for Dyslexics by Dyslexics.

6 February 2021

by Matthew HeadMy website, Dyslexia Life Hacks, shares various tools, tips and tricks that I have… [...]

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