MORE DYSLEXIA INFORMATION AND RESOURCES                                                     HOME

• British Dyslexia Association site: www.bda-dyslexia.org.uk
• PATOSS (Professional Assn. of Teachers of Students with Specific Learning Difficulties):  www.Patoss_dyslexia.org
• Davis dyslexia Association (UK Facilitators) www.uk.dyslexia.com
• Dyslexia Action: specialist teaching and assessment, "units of sound" spelling programme, teacher training, publications: www.dyslexiaaction.org.uk.
• An excellent site for book reviews, children's literature, writers and aspiring writers: www.wordpool.co.uk
• National Internet Accessibility Database (NIAD)
  This web lists and describes a very wide range of software and hardware.
  There are items to support all areas of disability including dyslexia.
  It was devised mainly for staff and students in further and higher education. 
  However, it will be of interest to all dyslexic adults and to parents of
  dyslexics.
  Web: http://niad.disinhe.ac.uk
• Special Needs Information Press (SNIP) An excellent publication covering all aspects of SEN, produced by an experienced SENCO: www.sniponline.demon.co.uk
• Trafford's Learning Support Service, with more recommended sites listed: http://www.lsstrafford.freeserve.co.uk
• Homework correcting support (UK)
  A site to help dyslexic students in the west of England with assignments and deadlines. Work is corrected for a charge.
  http://www.dyslexiasupport.co.uk
• Dyslexia Information: an award-winning site featuring a range of useful articles and cross-curricular resource links. Very user-friendly; lots of PRACTICAL stuff useful for parents as well as teachers.
  http://www.dyslexia-information.com
• West of England Psychology Service offers as part of a full range of high quality services a consultancy service focusing on organizational culture, school effectiveness and improvement, stress management, pupil retention and in-house assessments. The Specialist Teacher OCR/RSA Specific Learning Difficulties/Dyslexia courses are now available with the benefit of Teacher Training Agency funding for qualified teachers willing to train in Devon (South Molton) on Saturday/Weekend or Block sessions.
  http://www.weps.co.uk
•  Dyslexia Books, games and other specialist resources. Displays available for your event: Cambridge House Dyslexia Resources have a wide range of specialist materials for sale.www.cambridgehouse-dyslexia.co.uk.
• AND DON'T MISS THIS ONE- BY AN 11-YR OLD DYSLEXIC BOY: www.iamdyslexic.com

         TWO SITES WITH A FOCUS ON DYSLEXIA IN THE WORKPLACE:

• A UK based Business Consultancy specialising in Dyslexia awareness, training and support: www.equetive.com   
• A site connecting dyslexic business leaders, owners and entrepreneurs to share best practices, experience and business know-how. :www.dyslexiabusiness.net
  
• Courses, assessment and tuition
  An innovative new independent organisation for supporting children and adults with Specific Learning Difficulties - Dyslexia, Dyspraxia (DCD) and Dyscalculia.  Asessment, training, tuition, conferences and resources in Halifax, Yorkshire. Highly qualified and professional resident staff, and excellent visiting speakers such as Finton O Reagan, Lee Pascal etc. www.the3dcentre.co.uk  
  

• ARE YOU DYSLEXIC? Find out with the online adult dyslexia test at     www.amidyslexic.com
   

• Free Assessment Tests - Dyslexia Scotland 
  URL: http://www.dyslexiatreatment.com
   Dyslexia treatment in Glasgow Scotland, provides information  and help for dyslexia symptoms, adhd symptoms and 
  dyspraxia for children. NLP Training Courses.

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• Davis Dyslexia Association home page: www.dyslexia.com
• UK  Davis facilitators page, featuring The Gift of Dyslexia by Ron Davis:  www.dyslexia.com/british.htm
• The International Dyslexia Association (Formerly the Orton Society): www.interdys.com
• Useful article for struggling teachers "The dyslexic child in the classroom"
• WORLD OF DYSLEXIA: information about dyslexia for parents with a dyslexic child, as well as for adults who are dyslexic. Includes the Dyslexia Parents Resource, Dyslexia Teacher, the Dyslexia Adults Link, and the Dyslexia Online Magazine. UK and Australia as well as USA contacts:
  http://www.dyslexia-parent.com/world_of_dyslexia.html
• A nicely user-friendly page of dyslexia links- Gretchen's dyslexia Information Page:
  http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Flats/7752/dyslexic.html
• REMEDIA PUBLICATIONS "We're here for anyone who is interested in the education of children and young adults. In addition to our online catalog of more than 500 quality products created to develop basic skills, we have many other areas of interest. Most of our products contain some type of worksheets: including reading worksheets, math worksheets, science worksheets, or other types. Please browse; we're sure you will find something interesting" .http://www.remediapublications.com/links/educationalproducts.html
• THE RESOURCE ROOM  Another excellent site with loads of information, links, teaching ideas etc. serving both teachers and parents. Definitely worth a visit. 
  http://www.resourceroom.net
• VISUAL FRACTIONS 
  An on-line tutorial offers instruction and practice in identifying, renaming, and operating on fractions. Examples are modeled with number lines and circles. This is an excellent site, where children can work through examples on their own or with help until  they have grasped the concepts.
  http://www.visualfractions.com
• Dyslexia Online
  An online magazine offering information on and resources for dyslexia.
• www.neurolearning.com
  Loads of informative content and dyslexia-friendly presentation  from a psychological perspective on Dyslexia and other disorders. Hosted by Drs Brock and Fernette Eide.
•  Kids Educational Software For Preschoolers
  Smart Neurons provides educational software for preschoolers and kids to help enhance their pre-reading skills, story building logic and imagination.
  URL : http://www.smartneurons.com