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    Dyslexia: Neuroplasticity of the Brains, Nerve Cells, and Altruistic Thinking
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    Dyslexia: Neuroplasticity of the Brains, Nerve Cells, and Altruistic Thinking
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    Dyslexia: Neuroplasticity of the Brains, Nerve Cells, and Altruistic Thinking

    By George Feldstra

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    Learn what dyslexia means in this dag and age, what people misunderstand about it, and how you can deal with it. People with dyslexia have hidden gifts and talents, often not acknowledged by others.

    Read or listen to the audio book, and become aware of some of the following things:

    - Where dyslexia comes from.
    - What typifies dyslexia.
    - What people with dyslexia are usually good at.
    - What to do with children who have dyslexia.
    - How it differs from dyscalculia.
    - The best ways to highlight the good and handle the bad aspects of it.
    - And so much more!

    Become an expert in the field of dyslexia, begin to understand why it is so difficult for those who have it, to read. Get the book now.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSelf Publisher
    Release dateSep 18, 2019
    ISBN9788834186978

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