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Identifying Dyslexia

Children who have dyslexia can thrive at school if they are given the right support and opportunities. The key to unlocking their potential is recognising the signs of dyslexia and helping them to manage it, both in the classroom and beyond. Kate Griggs, founder and CEO of the global charity Made By Dyslexia, has some great advice for parents.

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