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Can an MRI diagnose dyslexia in an individual child A single scan from one individual cannot be used to determine if a child has dyslexia.
What do we know about what’s different in the brain of a person with dyslexia Dr. Guinevere Eden discusses differences present in the brain of a person with dyslexia and explains how these differences are measured.
How can self advocacy skills help children with dyslexia Dr. Guinevere Eden explains why it is important for students with dyslexia to know what dyslexia is, what it means for them, and that many people do not understand dyslexia.
What are some misconceptions about dyslexia Dr. Guinevere Eden discusses common misconceptions about dyslexia.
Writing, teaching, research Dr. Jane Hansen promotes the study of student work among a diverse group of educators.
Teachers share their writing with students Dr. Jane Hansen discusses different ways for teachers to share their writing with students.
Real-world writing Dr. Jane Hansen discusses the importance of offering writing opportunities with real-world applications.
The National Writing Project Dr. Jane Hansen provides background information and explains the mission of the National Writing Project and the Central Virginia Writing Project.
