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Documentary for school age dyslexics. Being dyslexic himself, this is the documentary filmmaker Thom Davies wishes he could have seen at that age: a positive and upbeat mix of comic sketches, animation and...
After examining the roots of dyslexia, its physical and emotional effects, this film tries to find a way which dyslexia can be better understood.
Until the age of 14, Tom’s teachers had labelled him a ‘slow learner’ due to his inability to read, despite eye tests revealing his vision was normal. Four years ago he was diagnosed as having...
Dyslexia affects about ten per cent of the population. This documentary is designed to raise awareness and provide an understanding of dyslexia, to bring a human face to the condition and to reduce the...
A video-based teaching pack designed to assist teachers in mainstream classrooms in recognising and helping pupils with dyslexia. This extended version includes a European dimension on dyslexia.
Focuses on 11-year-old dyslexic child Oliver Passmore who is a pupil at the Old Rectory School in Suffolk where 40 children with dyslexia are encouraged to realise their full potential.
Outlines the problem of dyslexia and shows how the condition can be diagnosed and treated. A scientific analysis of the causes and symptoms of dyslexia is followed by a step-by-step survey of the way in...
An overview of dyslexia, featuring eight children and adults of different ages, whose lives have been severely affected.
Tells the story of Ben Bowlby, who, despite his dyslexia, has gained a first-class honours degree in engineering. Retraces Ben’s difficulties at schools and looks at how play and encouragement in the...
Based on the Cambridge Literacy Project, which sets up a partnership between parents, support services and class teachers to help children with reading and writing problems. The video shows in short segments...
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