Dyslexia Myths: My Article at the Southeast Homeschool Expo

You know that I'm passionate about dyslexia awareness. 

To that end, I'm honored to share with you the first of

several of my articles on homeschooling and dyslexia at the

Southeast Homesschool Expo.

Enjoy........

If you or someone you love has the gift of dyslexia, you’re aware that these highly accomplished individuals think, learn and process information differently than non-dyslexics.

So too, did Michael Faraday, Pierre Curie,  Pablo Picasso, General George Patton and many many more in a  diversity of fields.

It’s key, of course, that kids who’ve been diagnosed with dyslexia realize this as they struggle through day to day tasks that those of us non-dyslexics take for granted.

As the Mom of a very bright, articulate, literate, artistic, theatrical kid who thinks sooooo far out of the box,

I have found that many many people are still plagued by myths. And sadly, that there is still an extreme stigma attached to dyslexia. He faces it among his peers and even among family members.

What are some of the signs associated with dyslexia? Read the rest here......... 

Published at the Southeast Homeschool Expo website.

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