Warm boot recommendations please

[Snowy]

That's excellent news beach chick! I'm so pleased for you and her, and if you've found a method that works for her, stick with - don't forget it's your responsibility to ensure your child gets an education, not the schools so stick to your guns!

[chickenlover]

My son was finally diagnosed with dyslexia when he moved primary school, after might i add that while he was at his first primary school he struggled so badly that it was affecting him in everything, i asked his teacher if it was possible for him to have dyslexia she laughed in my face and told me that he was just very lazy . We moved him to the new primary school and after only a few weeks they called me in and asked me if my two children had missed any signifcante time off of school ie 6/12 months... ....i was horrified that they were so far behind, after a lot of extra help my son was statmented and my daughter done he best and they have both caught up. My son moved on to high school and still has extra 'tracks' lessons and every day i thank my lucky stars that we moved him, this only happend because we moved house, and i thank the wonderful school that have just stamented one of my other children and are helping her out brilliantly.They make me proud everyday

[Geoid]

Beach Chick, dyslexics are almost always of higher intelligence.

 

Thats so true

[Sarah 2]

I'm so glad the Davis Program is working for your daughter. It's brilliant news. Wait till she's completed all her trigger words.

[Couperwife]

Beach Chick, dyslexics are almost always of higher intelligence.

 

apparently Albert Einstein (E=MC squared dude) was apparently dyslexic.

 

dont know if there is any definite proof, but it is widely assumed

 

so there you go

 

 

cathy

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