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- noun Plural form of
dyslexic .
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Consequently 'dyslexics' - poor readers with an average or high IQ - have tended to be treated differently from those who are consistently bottom of the class.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Stephen Adams 2011
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Consequently 'dyslexics' - poor readers with an average or high IQ - have tended to be treated differently from those who are consistently bottom of the class.
Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Stephen Adams 2011
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The MP's basic argument is that children are labelled "dyslexics" because they're confused by poor teaching methods.
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The USA is said to have 50000000 functional illiterates and 1000000 dyslexics.
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The USA is said to have 50000000 functional illiterates and 1000000 dyslexics.
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The Learning To Read Program is geared toward helping children who are 3-D learners (often called dyslexics), and has seen enormous improvements in the reading and academic abilities of those who use it.
How 3-D Learners Can Overcome Their Reading Difficulties « Blogs « Literacy News 2009
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The USA is said to have 50000000 functional illiterates and 1000000 dyslexics.
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The USA is said to have 50000000 functional illiterates and 1000000 dyslexics.
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The USA is said to have 50000000 functional illiterates and 1000000 dyslexics.
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The USA is said to have 50000000 functional illiterates and 1000000 dyslexics.
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