Is Your Child’s Reading a Blur? Find out How Irlen Syndrome Can Bring Clarity!
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Melanie J. Trewyn, an educational consultant, answers this question for us and discusses Irlen Syndrome, a reading strategy that helps individuals with difficulty reading black letters on white paper. Discover how color overlays can reduce distortions and make reading easier. Watch this video for a better understanding of Irlen Syndrome and how to access screenings and overlays for a better reading experience.
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This post originally appeared on our July/August 2023 Magazine
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