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Contributor: Tilda Moore  Image via Pexel There is a growing recognition that every child benefits from being exposed to and learning about the arts, and children with learning differences, such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, or dysgraphia, are no exception. In addition to teaching valuable skills, such as eye-hand coordination and fine motor abilities, art can boost creativity and provide a means for self-expression. If you have considered using art as a teaching vehicle for your child, here are some ideas to get you started.
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 When people talk about reading, comic books which are known for their attractive images and colorful designs, are often the last mentioned. Well, it's not much of a surprise anymore. Why? For a long time now, many of us still do not take comic books seriously, taking the fantastic benefits they have for granted.
 Are you a parent navigating through dyslexia for the first time? We get you - there are a lot of stressful moments. Learning everything about dyslexia when your child has just been diagnosed is definitely NOT an easy task and is actually very time-consuming.
 As we celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month this October, we must continue educating society about what dyslexia truly is. Lexia Learners' two primary goals during this special occasion are fighting the stigma surrounding dyslexic people and advocating for the dyslexic community so that they can receive the right help and support.
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