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ReciteDyslexia Voice: Dyslexia and languages (PDF)
A digital download of Dyslexia Voice magazine Spring 2020 Dyslexia and languages.
Featuring articles on learning another language when you’re dyslexic.
Helpline: 0344 800 84 84
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A dyslexic adult
If you are looking to learn more about dyslexia in adults, then start your journey with us.
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A dyslexic young person
Dyslexia Unwrapped, the online hub for young people with dyslexia.
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A dyslexic student
From matriculation to graduation - find support for your whole Further or Higher Education journey
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A parent
Find out what you need to know as a parent or carer of a dyslexic child.
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An educator
Dyslexia can impact learning throughout the learner's lifetime. Find professional learning and resources here.
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An employer
Dyslexic employees can add immense value to an organisation, if they're supported well.
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Dyslexia Helpline
Our Helpline gives information, advice and guidance on dyslexia-related issues in Scotland.
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What is dyslexia?
The Scottish working definition of dyslexia.
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Am I dyslexic?
How do I find out if I'm dyslexic? Though some people ask about diagnosing dyslexia, we say assessing or identifying dyslexia.
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Dyslexia training
Whether you want to learn how to support dyslexia in your classroom or workplace, our bespoke training can be tailored to your needs.
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Dyslexia tutors
Whether you are looking for a tutor for yourself or a child, a tutor provides support to build your skills and gain confidence in learning.
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Donate
Ways to donate to Dyslexia Scotland.
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Tell your story
Share your dyslexia news, content or story with us.
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Be a changemaker
A dyslexia-friendly Scotland will be built on many small actions. Be a changemaker.
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Become a volunteer
We recruit volunteers to assist Dyslexia Scotland in national and community-level roles.
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Become a tutor
Find out how to become a Dyslexia Scotland approved Tutor.
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Become an assessor
Dyslexia Scotland has a list of approved assessors. Here's how you can be added.
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Find your local Branch
Our Branches aim to raise awareness and understanding of dyslexia by holding meetings which are open to the public.
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Research
In a dyslexia-friendly Scotland, everyone will know what dyslexia is - and isn't. Research helps us to understand more.
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Library
Access to our dyslexia library is a perk of being a member of Dyslexia Scotland. We’ve spent years curating an impressive collection of books on dyslexia and related topics.
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Online learning
Free online courses to increase your knowledge and confidence in supporting dyslexia.
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Post-assessment pack for adults
Resources for every part of your adult dyslexia personal development journey.
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Newsletter
Be first to hear the news - subscribe to our bulletin.
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Leaflets
Download our printable leaflets with bitesize information about dyslexia.
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Career guidance
Resources for parents and career educators.
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Blog
Articles and personal stories written by the dyslexic community and dyslexia changemakers.
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Podcast
Let's Talk Dyslexia - Scotland's podcast about dyslexia.
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Mental health
Resources on dyslexia and mental health.
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Career journeys
Help and inspiration for your dyslexic career journey.
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Learn to drive
You’re learning to drive – how exciting!
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About Dyslexia Scotland
We might be a small organisation with just 7 full time employees but Dyslexia Scotland is made up of many amazing people.
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Our mission
How to make Scotland a dyslexia-friendly country: a strategy
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Campaigns
Our creative campaigns influence change.
-
Our costs
It costs £1315 per day or £9,230 per week to keep Dyslexia Scotland runnning. Your contributions are essential to help us build a dyslexia-friendly Scotland.
-
Dyslexia Voice magazine
Read your exclusive members' magazine content on the go. Log in to access inspiring nes and stories.
-
Annual Report 2022/23
Access the report content online here or download the printable.
-
A dyslexic adult
If you are looking to learn more about dyslexia in adults, then start your journey with us.
-
A dyslexic young person
Dyslexia Unwrapped, the online hub for young people with dyslexia.
-
A dyslexic student
From matriculation to graduation - find support for your whole Further or Higher Education journey
-
A parent
Find out what you need to know as a parent or carer of a dyslexic child.
-
An educator
Dyslexia can impact learning throughout the learner's lifetime. Find professional learning and resources here.
-
An employer
Dyslexic employees can add immense value to an organisation, if they're supported well.
-
Blog
Articles and personal stories written by the dyslexic community and dyslexia changemakers.
-
Podcast
Let's Talk Dyslexia - Scotland's podcast about dyslexia.
-
Mental health
Resources on dyslexia and mental health.
-
Career journeys
Help and inspiration for your dyslexic career journey.
-
Learn to drive
You’re learning to drive – how exciting!
-
Dyslexia Helpline
Our Helpline gives information, advice and guidance on dyslexia-related issues in Scotland.
-
What is dyslexia?
The Scottish working definition of dyslexia.
-
Am I dyslexic?
How do I find out if I'm dyslexic? Though some people ask about diagnosing dyslexia, we say assessing or identifying dyslexia.
-
Dyslexia training
Whether you want to learn how to support dyslexia in your classroom or workplace, our bespoke training can be tailored to your needs.
-
Dyslexia tutors
Whether you are looking for a tutor for yourself or a child, a tutor provides support to build your skills and gain confidence in learning.
-
Library
Access to our dyslexia library is a perk of being a member of Dyslexia Scotland. We’ve spent years curating an impressive collection of books on dyslexia and related topics.
-
Online learning
Free online courses to increase your knowledge and confidence in supporting dyslexia.
-
Post-assessment pack for adults
Resources for every part of your adult dyslexia personal development journey.
-
Newsletter
Be first to hear the news - subscribe to our bulletin.
-
Leaflets
Download our printable leaflets with bitesize information about dyslexia.
-
Career guidance
Resources for parents and career educators.
-
Donate
Ways to donate to Dyslexia Scotland.
-
Tell your story
Share your dyslexia news, content or story with us.
-
Be a changemaker
A dyslexia-friendly Scotland will be built on many small actions. Be a changemaker.
-
Become a volunteer
We recruit volunteers to assist Dyslexia Scotland in national and community-level roles.
-
Become a tutor
Find out how to become a Dyslexia Scotland approved Tutor.
-
Become an assessor
Dyslexia Scotland has a list of approved assessors. Here's how you can be added.
-
Find your local Branch
Our Branches aim to raise awareness and understanding of dyslexia by holding meetings which are open to the public.
-
Research
In a dyslexia-friendly Scotland, everyone will know what dyslexia is - and isn't. Research helps us to understand more.
-
About Dyslexia Scotland
We might be a small organisation with just 7 full time employees but Dyslexia Scotland is made up of many amazing people.
-
Our mission
How to make Scotland a dyslexia-friendly country: a strategy
-
Campaigns
Our creative campaigns influence change.
-
Our costs
It costs £1315 per day or £9,230 per week to keep Dyslexia Scotland runnning. Your contributions are essential to help us build a dyslexia-friendly Scotland.
-
Dyslexia Voice magazine
Read your exclusive members' magazine content on the go. Log in to access inspiring nes and stories.
-
Annual Report 2022/23
Access the report content online here or download the printable.
Helpline: 0344 800 84 84