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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]You don’t have to do that stuff. My father and siblings all have dyslexia. No tutoring was ever done for any of them. They are all successful engineers. [/quote] Cool story bro. If only it worked that way for most kids. Guess what, it doesn't. My experience with my kids and dyslexia is that no one would talk about it. I'd ask my kids pediatrician, eventually our first educational advocate, a vision therapy doctor, the school system and no one would address the issue or answer questions. I'm in Loudoun and it seemed like no one would talk about it or address my questions when I was concerned about it. I have a brother with dyslexia. The school system we attended did far more for him back in the 70s than our public school system does for children now. Despite his high IQ, the military was his only option and despite a long career he never rose above a low rank. [/quote]
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