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Dyslexia Is My Superpower (most of the Time) by Margaret Rooke

Dyslexia Is My Superpower (most of the Time)

Margaret Rooke

Jessica Kingsley Publishers · Print & ebook · November 21, 2017

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Who it’s for
Children with dyslexia seeking personal strategies
Themes
Confidence and self-esteem, Personal success, Living with dyslexia
Genres
Learning Disabilities, Learning Differences, Parenting Special Needs

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About this book

Based on over 100 in-depth interviews with school children and young adults living with dyslexia, this collection depicts the significance of confidence and self-esteem in propelling children with dyslexia to achieve personal success and live better lives. Personal strategies are offered for children alongside a guide for educational professionals.

Who it’s for

  • Children with dyslexia seeking personal strategies
  • Educational professionals seeking a guide

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Learning Disabilities64%
Learning Differences37%
Parenting Special Needs31%

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  • Learning Disabilities
Authors
Margaret Rooke
Publisher
Jessica Kingsley Publishers
Published
November 21, 2017
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Confidence and self-esteem · Personal success · Living with dyslexia
Reading lane
Learning Disabilities