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teacherman
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 Post subject: Print Inversion Actually Helps Some Kids With Dyslexia Posted: Wed Apr 11, 2012 11:14 pm |
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Print Inversion is a very simple accommodation that will help some children learn how to read and write. All it takes is an open mind and assurance by the teacher and parents that there is nothing ‘’wrong” with reading that way.
So far, every child that I’ve worked with that has been able to read PI could also naturally write PI. It is truly amazing to watch…
For more information and access to over 50 classroom videos of kids using PI, go to http://www.pireading.com
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