Milton Keynes Dyslexia Association
The MKDA was formed to ensure that support would be available to every child and adult with dyslexia, in Milton Keynes and its surrounding area.Milton Keynes Dyslexia Association
Diagnosing Dyslexia
Dyslexia is a specific learning difficulty that hinders the learning of literacy skills. Early identification and teacher training are the KEY issues...Diagnosing Dyslexia
Typing Services
Do you have trouble composing letters? Those awkward to write letters can be composed and typed for you.Are you struggling to meet your deadlines - is time an issue?
Do you need help with composing letters, assignments, books, reports, manuscript, dissertations, minutes, tables, CV's etc...?
Need help proof reading and editing?
Typing Services
Dolphin Education
This company has some interesting features...but MKDA can not recommend we have not tested but might be helpful.According to government figures, 17% of 11 year olds in the UK fail to reach the required standards in reading tests and has recommended that methods such as "synthetic phonics", breaking the word down into sounds, need to be adopted.
www.yourdolphin.com/
Advice on Learning and Work
In discussions with Advice on Learning and Work and committee we felt this service could be of benefit to dyslexic adults (aged 20+) in Milton Keynes and Bucks. They aim to provide help to all adults, but have recently launched a new service, aimed at those with low level of qualification. Advice can also Assist can also help with information and advice on anything to do training and learning in general.
Advice on Learning and Work
The Way Ahead
Please click on the link below to see the presentation recently showed at a Forum for Local Government Trainers held at Milton Keynes Council. Informatology Presentation_(299K) Notes to accompany presentation Informatology Notes_(31K)
Wordsmiths English Language Services
Our object at Wordsmiths English Language Services is to help students of all ages to produce better and clearer written English.
Help with Assignments
Many children who are diagnosed as learning disabled (Dyslexic), or who are under achieving at school, do in fact show simple learning problems that prevent them from attaining their true potential.
