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London Evening Standard campaign against illiteracy
I am delighted by the efforts of the Evening Standard to highlight the appalling standards of literacy in this country and to try to do something about it. We constantly hear stories of dyslexic entrepreneurs who struggled miserably at school, yet subsequently showed the world just how extraordinary their thinking skills are. These people are often hampered (and embarrassed) by an inability to read or write and yet their drive and determination to make something of their lives is inspirational. How sad that their experience of school is so negative.
I have contacted the Standard and hope that they will take a look at The CoolerRuler to see whether we can get it out to kids and achieve something of the improvement in reading ages that I found with my last piece of research - over 61% attaining an average increase of 15.75 months over only six weeks.
I have many past pupils who have benefited from using The CoolerRuler. Let’s hope that this initiative leads to many more.
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Recent Articles
The CoolerRuler reading aid research results are worth repeating
I published the results of a piece of research conducted in 2009, but I feel that the results bear repetition: over 61% achieved an average increase in reading age of 15.75 months in only six weeks! These are the details of the research.<... read more →
William and Kate - the Royal Family are copying us
I am amazed at the coincidences that have occurred over the years, between Prince Charles and his children’s lives and those of my own family. As the New Year’s celebrations died away in 1981, my husband and I announced our engagement,... read more →
Another anti-dyslexic teacher starts her career
I was so upset yesterday that I had to leave my sister’s birthday party early. Now, I love my sister and I enjoy parties - so it had to be something big to make me leave early. But in fact, it was something small - a tiny teacher, a... read more →
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