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"Dyslexiabililty Inc. breaks the stigma"
By Sonya Legault-Cesta

"Dyslexiabililty focuses on abilities"
By Mireille Patoine

Find more articles on dyslexia and the Davis method.

A Framework for Understanding Dyslexia is a valuable resource about dyslexia theories and programs in general. This site includes independent reports about the Davis program done under the auspices of the British Department for Skills and Education.

René Engelbrecht’s Study An overview of René Engelbrecht’s study on the Davis Methods.

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The Gift of Dyslexia shows why some of the most smart, creative people have trouble reading and presents a revolutionary new method for learning to read, formulated by the author Ronald Davis, himself dyslexic. Large typeface, illustrations & photographs make this book dyslexic-friendly.

In The Mind's Eye exposes myths about conventional intelligence by examining the role of visual-spatial strengths and verbal weaknesses in the lives of 11 gifted individuals, including Albert Einstein and Thomas Edison. Recommended for adult readers, researchers, and others seriously interested in studying dyslexia.


The Gift of Learning by Ronald D. Davis with Eldon M. Braun presents tools for improving attention focus, building math understanding, and improving handwriting.

Attention Deficit Disorder: A Different Perception by Thom Hartmann provides many good reasons for "distractable" people to celebrate their ability to perceive multi-dimensionally. Highly recommended for anyone interested in understanding Attention Deficit Disorder.

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Davis Dyslexia Assesment A simple online dyslexia assessment

Davis Dyslexia & Learning Dicussion Board This site provides an opportunity to correspond with other parents nd clients who have experienced a Davis program from all over the world.

WebMD This section on dyslexia from WebMd written by Cynthia Dennison Haines, MD has information with a resources and treatment sections whose explanations and recommendations are in line with the Davis methods.

Wikipedia is a free on line encyclopedia. The Davis methods are mentioned in their picture thinking section

Dictionary.com This site has Dictionary and Thesaurus functions that are easy to use.

Sparktop A place where no two brains are alike. Here is a place kids who learn differently can play, create, learn, and connect with other kids just like themselves. Have your speakers on, this site will read the text out loud for you. Run by Schawb Learning

Stephanie Kane is an author who has an interest in dyslexia and has written some fictional novels with dyslexic characters.

The Hank Zipzer children's books series is about the high-spirited and funny adventures of a boy with learning differences.

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