Overcoming Dyslexia Av Hilary Broomfield, Margaret Combley

The first edition of this highly successful book received praise from many practioners in the field of language and learning difficulties. <p>"Any practioner with an interest in the acquisition of literacy who takes the time to study <b><i>Overcoming Dyslexia</i></b> in some detail...will gain fresh insights iinto how they might approach the teaching of reading and spelling."<br/> --<i>British Journal of Special Education</i></p><p>The second edition of this practical book has been richly nourished by the experience of teachers and pupils usiing the first edition in the classroom. The authors have created new links between multisensory learning and the National Literacy Strategy and have applied these to the National Literacy Framework and the structure of the Literacy Hour. Part one gives an informative account of ther development of literacy skills and the barriers to learning for the dyslexic learner. Part two, ''Skills in Action,'' provides a clear route to the development of Indi