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@Dantes_kiddo 3 года назад

I hated hated hated reading as a kid. I was absolutely terrible at it. They told me in 4th grade that I was so bad at it because I was dyslexic. Also, in 4th grade I taught myself how to read and write in cursive a year before everyone else in school so I could write stories in class without having to worry about anyone being able to read them... So, 30 years of different versions of that lol.

@ExceptionalIndividuals 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing with us, its important that people understand

@dms-clips9433 3 года назад

thank you so much i really needed to hear that

@ExceptionalIndividuals 3 года назад

You're most welcome. We are pleased that this video could be useful to you :)

@tessjune88 2 года назад

I was told growing up that school “just wasn’t my thing”

@ExceptionalIndividuals 2 года назад

Same here. It was meant to be motivational i think. A better way of explaining it is that you learn in a different way. School can absolutely be for you. You may have to to develop different techniques. However

@ExceptionalIndividuals 4 года назад

Hello, we are just reaching out to our community during this challenging time, particularly for those who are self-employed. If you are living with dyslexia/ dyspraxia/ autism/ ADHD or related and are a freelancer, running your own business or self-employed, then we may be able to assist you with government grant funding of the value of up to £4,500. If this is not relevant for you, then we ask if you would kindly be willing to share with any friends or family that this could benefit. We aim to have the funding in place with in the next 12 weeks depending on Covid-19, regardless we are here to support our amazing ND community. exceptionalind.typeform.com/to/ZBx0yA

@fakename333 Год назад

"creative spelling" wow what a game changer thank you for that

@ExceptionalIndividuals Год назад

You're welcome! Creative spelling can be a great way to add a personal touch and express individuality in writing. It's great to hear that you find it to be a game changer. Encouraging creativity and self-expression is always a positive thing. Keep on spelling creatively! ;)