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We’re moving (the blog)

Why moving our blog will help the dyslexic community.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland01/07/202201/07/2022Posted inDyslexia Scotland NewsTags:blogging, dyslexia news, Dyslexia Scotland, life, new blog, new homeLeave a comment on We’re moving (the blog)

Me, Myself and I + Dyslexia (Part 1)

Lindsay Miller on the struggles and successes in a dyslexic life journey.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland17/06/202220/06/2022Posted inPersonal StoriesTags:dyslexia, dyslexia and learning, Dyslexia Scotland, dyslexic strengths, support for dyslexia1 Comment on Me, Myself and I + Dyslexia (Part 1)

Oh yes – I’m disabled

‘They’re well intentioned, but they don’t get it.’ Vin Arthey asks whether the non-dyslexic population might be missing the point.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland20/05/202212/08/2022Posted inPersonal StoriesTags:Dyslexia Scotland, dyslexic life, support for dyslexia1 Comment on Oh yes – I’m disabled

Top 10 tips for an inclusive workplace

It’s the small changes that make a big difference to us: top ten tips for inclusive workplaces.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland06/05/202211/05/2022Posted inWork and CareersTags:dyslexia, dyslexia at work, Dyslexia Scotland, support for dyslexiaLeave a comment on Top 10 tips for an inclusive workplace

I’ve just found out that I’m dyslexic – now what?

Four things to start on your dyslexia discovery journey.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland08/04/202207/04/2022Posted inLearningTags:dyslexia and learning, Dyslexia Scotland, dyslexic life, support for dyslexiaLeave a comment on I’ve just found out that I’m dyslexic – now what?

Teaching English: a dyslexic perspective

“What if I teach them the wrong grammar and they use it for life?” A dyslexic teacher shares his anxieties.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland25/03/202225/03/2022Posted inPersonal StoriesTags:dyslexia and learning, Dyslexia Scotland, Learning, skills1 Comment on Teaching English: a dyslexic perspective

Scotland’s Census and the dyslexic community 

The 2022 Census brings a historical opportunity to be inclusive of everyone.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland11/03/202211/03/2022Posted inDyslexia Scotland NewsTags:#DyslexiaFriendlyScotland, accessibility, changemakers, community, dyslexia, Dyslexia Scotland, support for dyslexiaLeave a comment on Scotland’s Census and the dyslexic community 

Volunteering in 2022

Has the pandemic helped or hindered volunteering in our country? Volunteers Manager, Helen Fleming, considers how 2022 will be for voluntary organisations and volunteers.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland11/02/2022Posted inOpinion pieceTags:#pandemicvolunteering, Dyslexia ScotlandLeave a comment on Volunteering in 2022

Rocking Dyslexia

In our latest blog, dyslexic geologist, Dr Jess Pugsley tells her dyslexia story.

Posted byDyslexia Scotland14/01/202214/01/2022Posted inPersonal StoriesTags:dyslexia and learning, Dyslexia Scotland, dyslexic geologist, Education, positive dyslexia2 Comments on Rocking Dyslexia

Dyslexia-friendly Scotland – our journey so far

Dyslexia-friendly Scotland. How far have we come? Are we nearly there yet?

Posted byDyslexia Scotland17/12/202121/12/2021Posted inDyslexia Scotland NewsTags:dyslexia and learning, Dyslexia Scotland, dyslexia-friendly Scotland, learn grow improve, Learning, reflections, strategic planLeave a comment on Dyslexia-friendly Scotland – our journey so far

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