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Dyslexic Child Embraces Words and Books
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June 1, 2010 by
Doug Sprei (LAE)
For eight-year-old Leslie, dyslexia kept her reading at a kindergarten level even as she crossed through second grade. But as her mother relates in this brief video, discovering the power of multisensory learning through RFB&D has revitalized her daughter's relationship with words and books.
Despite her dyslexia, eight-year old Leslie discovers the power of multisensory learning.
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