A blog about dyslexia from the Scottish perspective
Leading on from my Part 1 blog, here is a list of my top 5 tips, that I want to share, in the hope that it might help other people. My Top 5 Tips Technology – I love Grammarly. My work pays for me to have the premium edition, which is great, but even theContinue reading “Me, Myself and I + Dyslexia (Part 2)”
Lindsay Miller on the struggles and successes in a dyslexic life journey.
Dyslexia need not be a barrier to achievement, success and a fulfilled life, writes Gemma about the recent Jay Blades documentary.
‘They’re well intentioned, but they don’t get it.’ Vin Arthey asks whether the non-dyslexic population might be missing the point.
“What if I teach them the wrong grammar and they use it for life?” A dyslexic teacher shares his anxieties.
David Yeoman explores part three of his dyslexia journey.
In our latest blog, dyslexic geologist, Dr Jess Pugsley tells her dyslexia story.
Doreen writes about her experiences of getting her poetry book published. This book will soon be available to pre-order from Dyslexia Scotland.
Daniel tells his dyslexia story and how it brought him to a football coaching role that he’s passionate about.
Charis Gambon writes about her academic experiences and gaining a 2.1 History degree.
A life less ordinary 