Impacting Dyslexia Education Awareness and Support
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Looking for a new book to read with your kids or grandkids this holiday season? 📚✨
"Don't Look Up" is a delightful tale of a young boy and the hilarious misadventures that always seem to find him! Written by Amelia J. Taylor and brought to life with creative illustrations by @ChelseaElkington, this charming story will captivate both young readers and listeners alike.
“Don't Look Up” is the first book in a fantastic new children's series, and it's now available on Amazon. 🎄🎁
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California to screen 1.2 million kids for reading challenges earlier than ever before.
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Elsa van den Heever is not the first singer to struggle with learning music. The tenor Pavarotti admittedly never learned to read music, and many famous pop singers have spoken publicly about their experiences with #dyslexia. But van den Heever may be the first dyslexic singer to tackle Die Frau ohne Schatten, one of opera’s most daunting works.
Van den Heever expressed that she doesn’t view her condition as a handicap. Rather, her collaborators praise van den Heever’s commitment to learning the nuance and shading of every note and phrase in the operas she takes on, regardless of their complexity. Sounds like her Frau is not to be missed.https://www.ludwig-van.com/main/2024/12/16/star-opera-singer-speaks-publicly-struggling-dyslexia/ #Opera
Star Opera Singer Speaks Publicly About Struggling with Dyslexia - Ludwig Van Weekly
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Elsa van den Heever, currently starring at the Metropolitan Opera, spoke publicly to the New York Times about her experiences with dyslexia.0 CommentsComment on Facebook