Posted on September 13, 2011 by DFHS Article Team

Changing Attitudes to Dyslexia When I was at school, mid-seventies to mid-eighties, being dyslexic meant you had “special needs” and were sent to the “remedial class” – or, as it was more commonly known, the “numpty class”. In those days there seemed to be a common understanding amongst kids (and many teachers) that dyslexic students [...]

Posted on July 07, 2008 by DFHS Article Team

Dyslexia is now a recognized condition and people who suffered reading and learning disability can now put a name to it. Editors Note: Read The Dyslexia Report If adult dyslexia testing was available years ago, proper treatment will be put in place to help sufferers cope with the disorder as early as possible and they [...]

Posted on June 25, 2008 by DFHS Article Team

EDITORS NOTE: Be sure to read the Dyslexia Report Dyslexia is now becoming a common problem. The number of identified cases of dyslexia can be higher nowadays not because there are just too many dyslexic adult in this generation, but because people are now more aware of the condition and they are openly subjecting themselves [...]