To Teach A Dyslexic

By: Don McCabe

Wave 3 Learning / Paperback

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Divided into three sections, To Teach a Dyslexic is a fascinating read. The first portion is an autobiography of Don McCabe's life, the second looks at what dyslexia is, and the last section is for those concerned with helping someone with dyslexia. A unique mix, this book lends a personal touch to those looking to understand what it's like to be, and learn as, a dyslexic person. 291 pages, softcover.

Please Note! This book contains all swear words and some graphic discussions in the autobiography. NOT written for children.

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Format: Paperback
Vendor: Wave 3 Learning
ISBN: 1564000044

ISBN-13: 9781564000040
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1 Divided into three sections, To Teach a Dyslexic is a fascinating read. The first portion is an autobiography of Don McCabe's life, the second looks at what dyslexia is, and the last section is for those concerned with helping someone with dyslexia. A unique mix, this book lends a personal touch to those looking to understand what it's like to be, and learn as, a dyslexic person. 291 pages, softcover. Please Note! This book contains all swear words and some graphic discussions in the autobiography. NOT written for children.

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Date:January 24, 2009

Amy Eckert

We are using Don McCabe's Sequential Spelling curriculum, so it was really nice to read about his life and how he came to create such wonderful learning tools and the organization AVKO Educational Research Foundation. I think this would be a good book for any parent whether they have a dyslexic child or not. It's full of information on how children, in general, learn.