My Red Letter 2017 - E089 - Georgie
Entry: E089Name: Georgie
Age: 11
Champion: Mr Brownlow
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Without appropriate screening and assessment most people with dyslexia spend their life thinking there is something wrong with them, when in fact they simply have a learning difference, a difference that also brings with it many creative abilities and skills. With the right intervention and support children and adults with dyslexia can go on to achieve anything they desire.
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