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[LearningDisabilities 4292] Re: Dyslexia Awareness Week in the UK
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HKerr at aol.comSat Nov 7 10:35:51 EST 2009
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In a message dated 07/11/2009 14:53:59 GMT Standard Time, tsticht at znet.com
writes:
95 percent of adults said they read well or very well
As you go on to note, Tom, these self-reports are very unreliable -
British work indicates almost no correlation between self-report and objective
assessment!
What I want to challenge, though, is the notion that we know that 20% of
children have an LD and that they will grow up illiterate. We must be more
careful than this, both ideas are highly controversial. I, for one, believe
neither!
Hugo
at: _http://www.hugokerr.info_ (http://www.hugokerr.info/)
"We're here to help each other get through this thing - whatever it might
be." (Kurt Vonnegut)
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