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The Inside Scoop: Community Forum
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Inquiring minds want to know!
Welcome to YCDC's "Inside Scoop", a place where you can gain insights from others
in the dyslexia community and share your experiences. Tell us about what reading programs
worked for you, your child, or your students. Pose a question to the community; tell us
about schools using thoughtful and effective methods for supporting dyslexic students; tell us
about places and programs that might be overrated. We hope that postings will be constructive
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This information has been posted by visitors to this site. These opinions are personal and
DO NOT reflect the views of YCDC.
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Morning
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Joined: 22 Dec 2010
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 Post subject: Dyslexia and Sports Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2010 8:14 pm |
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My son started baseball when he was young--the eye and hand thing messed him up.
Guess what--he excels at wrestling, football and running.
It is really about the child. I let him try a variety of sports and the wrestling and football are his top ones and he is a natural. There are many types of sports, including dance, ice skating, etc. |
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Morning
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Joined: 22 Dec 2010
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| Post subject: Trust your instinct and hers Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 11:21 am |
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My son tried a few sports and found two that is great. He is actually winning tournaments.
I think it is the ability of the child not the dyslexia. The shape of the body, genetics all come into play.
See what works for her--her passion, her competitive nature, etc. For my son, his nature to win at certain sports makes him the best that he can be. |
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David
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Joined: 15 Sep 2011
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| Post subject: Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 3:15 pm |
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My two best friends both suffer from dyslexia, and are amazing at sports, football especially. I find that even though they have dyslexia, they're are great logical thinkers.
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