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Dyslexia Australia Certificate Of Appreciation

Dyslexia Australia provides assessment, evaluations and solutions. Find out more about Dyslexia symptoms, characteristics and help for dyslexic children and adults. Dyslexia Australia uses the Davis Dyslexia Correctional Program.

Dyslexia Symptoms and Assessment. See if you have 10 or more characteristics of dyslexia. Related Learning Disabilities, Perceptual/Visual Difficulties, Dysgraphia, Dyspraxia, Dyscalculia, ADD and ADHD.

Dyslexia Australia provides solutions for reading, writing and comprehension with a Dyslexia Correction Facilitator trained and licensed with Davis Dyslexia Association International.

Dyslexia Australia is proactive in dyslexia news, creating articles and has been published in magazines and in newspapers. Read Dyslexia Australia's Articles.

Dyslexia Australia answers many commonly asked questions about dyslexia. Answers about phonics, cures, resilience, coloured lenses, program, diagnosis, and reading problems.

Brenda Baird is a Dyslexia Correction Facilitator trained and licensed with Davis Dyslexia Association International. Extensive training and knowledge of working with reading problems and behaviours associated with dyslexia.

Dyslexia Australia is located in Springwood, QLD. We are located only 20-25 min from Brisbane CBD and Airport and close to the Gold Coast. Come to us or we can travel to you, should you live outside South East Queensland.

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Dyslexia Australia supports a Multi-sensory based approach to dyslexia in a caring, patient, flexible and supportive environment. Dyslexia Australia can help should you be seeking an alternative to a phonics tutor approach. contact. Solution services provided in Queensland and other areas in Australia or overseas if requested.

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Congratulation to our client Jess for receiving the 2013 Principal award .
Jess was chosen by the Principal and Vice Principal out of all the students for her outstanding effort.

Sight words

Sight words will cause a dyslexic problems because these words can not be translated into visual pictures.

For example, when we read the word “cat” we can instantly create a picture in our imagination.	Let’s try the word “ball”.	Now try “car”.

Now picture the meaning of the word “on”.	Now picture the meaning of the word “in”.	Now picture the meaning of the word “where”

A dyslexic must create pictures in order to read. Here are examples of creating pictures for non-picture words.

Now picture the meaning of the word “on”. "on a trampoline" Click Here To Enlarge Photo.	Now picture the meaning of the word “in”. "in a bathtub" Click Here To Enlarge Photo.	Now picture the meaning of the word “where”. "Where are my glasses?" Click Here To Enlarge Photo.

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Sight words

For example, when we read the word “cat” we can instantly create a picture in our imagination.

Let’s try the word “ball”.

Now try “car”.

Now picture the meaning of the word “on”.

Now picture the meaning of the word “in”.

Now picture the meaning of the word “where”

Now picture the meaning of the word “on”. "on a trampoline" Click Here To Enlarge Photo.

Now picture the meaning of the word “in”. "in a bathtub" Click Here To Enlarge Photo.

Now picture the meaning of the word “where”. "Where are my glasses?" Click Here To Enlarge Photo.

For example, when we read the word “cat” we can instantly create a picture in our
imagination.

Now picture the meaning of the word “on”.
"on a trampoline"
Click Here To Enlarge Photo.

Now picture the meaning of the word “in”.
"in a bathtub"
Click Here To Enlarge Photo.

Now picture the meaning of the word “where”.
"Where are my glasses?"
Click Here To Enlarge Photo.