The Human Side of Dyslexia: 142 Interviews with Real People Telling Real Stories About Their Coping Strategies with Dyslexia - Kindergarten through College

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Summary: The Human Side is the Right Side
Review: As a high school teacher, I have found Kurnoff's book to provide both guidance and comfort. The interviews speak to the many particular issues faced by families looking for answers and direction. The very positive tone of the book leaves the reader with a sense of empowerment. I have suggested this book to colleagues and parents and they all share my enthusiasm and appreciation.

Rating:
Summary: The Human Side is the Right Side
Review: As a high school teacher, I have found Kurnoff's book to provide both guidance and comfort. The interviews speak to the many particular issues faced by families looking for answers and direction. The very positive tone of the book leaves the reader with a sense of empowerment. I have suggested this book to colleagues and parents and they all share my enthusiasm and appreciation.

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Summary: The entire family should read this book
Review: Having been raised side by side with two dyslexic siblings, I wish this book was available years ago. Great stories to relate to, and wonderful tips.

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Summary: Required reading for your dyslexic child
Review: I just finished The Human Side of Dyslexia and had tears in my eyes. There were so many great tips for the child and family struggling with dyslexia. Every parent, teacher and sibling should be required to read this informative book. Many suggestions can be used in the classroom and home. The siblings would benefit from this book to know how to deal with their brother or sister.

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Summary: Dyslexia brought home for all to understand.
Review: Shirley Kurnoff has pioneered this remarkable study. It provides for an absolutely enlightening experience, which empowers the reader to best comprehend the very many sides of this common and often debilitating problem. A pleasure to read, and an indispensible tool for accessing resources for dyslexics and their families. Bravo!