Addressing Dyslexia in New York State Public Schools
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Laura Moore
9 years ago
my son had dyslexia
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Harald Steudte
9 years ago
Signed for Joey
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Ashley White
9 years ago
NY
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Kierna Mayo
9 years ago
New York
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colleen castelluccio
9 years ago
Let's do this!
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Shannon
9 years ago
Signed
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Regina Cicchetti
9 years ago
NC
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Susan Steudte
9 years ago
Sign for Joey!
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Jennifer Parendo
9 years ago
Babylon, NY
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Jessica Pasik
9 years ago
New York
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Tara Valentin
9 years ago
Educators must be more dyslexia conscious if we are to reach these beautifully minded children before hey are lost in a system that doesn't understand them or their gift.
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Kim DiCostanzo
9 years ago
Services need to be provided in both public and private schools to address children with these needs
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Denise Whidden
9 years ago
If they can't read, they have trouble in so many other areas. Teach them to read!
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Tara Kolinsky
9 years ago
NY
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Anonymous
9 years ago
As a new teacher, I support this list of demands wholeheartedly.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Our children need help to become successful adults. Being able to be confident and read are so important.
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Maria Murray
9 years ago
Dyslexia is real.
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caryl
9 years ago
This must be addressed
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Wendy Baird
9 years ago
4 of my 5 family members are dyslexic and we know first hand how important this is for them and the 20% of the rest of the population that is dyslexic.
my son had dyslexia
Signed for Joey
NY
New York
Let's do this!
Signed
NC
Sign for Joey!
Babylon, NY
New York
Educators must be more dyslexia conscious if we are to reach these beautifully minded children before hey are lost in a system that doesn't understand them or their gift.
Services need to be provided in both public and private schools to address children with these needs
If they can't read, they have trouble in so many other areas. Teach them to read!
NY
As a new teacher, I support this list of demands wholeheartedly.
Our children need help to become successful adults. Being able to be confident and read are so important.
Dyslexia is real.
This must be addressed
4 of my 5 family members are dyslexic and we know first hand how important this is for them and the 20% of the rest of the population that is dyslexic.
NY