Books for Visual Learners
Including books on Autism, Mental Health and Yoga, this reading list will help you find the perfect gift for the visual learners in your life.…
Tag: dyslexia
Resources for the Inclusive Classroom Fall 2019-Spring 2020 US catalog
For more than thirty years Jessica Kingsley Publishers has been committed to empowering people to change society through the power of words. With our books…
A spelling activity for children with dyslexia – Spelling Corks!
A spelling activity taken from The Big Book of Dyslexia Activities for Kids and Teens by Gavin Reid, Nick Guise and Jennie Guise. Packed with fun,…
Dyslexia: the transition from school to college doesn’t have to be difficult
Learning support advisor Ann-Marie McNicholas describes how there are many options available to young people with dyslexia when they leave school, which they might not…
Take a look at our new Pastoral Care and SEN catalogue
Our new catalogue provides a full list of new and bestselling resources on important issues for primary, secondary and special schools, including: mental health, counselling,…
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Fill in your details below to receive a free copy of our latest Autism & Related Conditions Catalogue. You can request a free print or…
Fun activities to help primary school children with SEN improve their reading and writing
Age range: Ages 3 – 11 Description: A collection of fun and engaging learning activities to help primary school children with SEN to improve their…
Why don’t we listen to the true experts on dyslexia?
In more than 100 interviews around the the world with 8-18-year-olds with dyslexia, Margaret Rooke has put together the first book of its kind; a book…
Take a look inside The Illustrated Guide to Dyslexia and Its Amazing People
Filled with gentle humour and colourful imagery, The Illustrated Guide to Dyslexia and Its Amazing People uses visual content to bring dyslexia to life. Suitable…
I don’t like reading!
Lisabeth Emlyn Clark talks about her experience of growing up with dyslexia and how she wishes she’d received the correct support at a younger age…