044 - Bethany's Red Letter
Entry ID: 044Name: Bethany
Age: 9
Recipient: The Hon. Adrian Piccoli, Mr Greg Whitby - Exec Director of Schools Catholic Education Parramatta
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Name: Bethany
Age: 9
Recipient: The Hon. Adrian Piccoli, Mr Greg Whitby - Exec Director of Schools Catholic Education Parramatta
Name: Bethany
Age: 9
Recipient: The Hon. Adrian Piccoli, Mr Greg Whitby - Exec Director of Schools Catholic Education Parramatta
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Wow Bethany. Your letter gives such great insight into the challenges of being a primary student living with Dyslexia. You are right, most of us teachers have very little understanding of the daily struggles you have to deal with in the classroom. Keep being an advocate for change - and hold on tight to your amazing mum and others like her who will continue to support you in your learning journey. Thank you for sharing Bethany.
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