Debunking Dyslexia

by Stephen McCrocklin | January 26, 2017

Nearly 20 percent of the United States population can be characterized as dyslexic. That is one in every five students who will need intense help in and out of the classroom. Langsford’s own, Stephen McCrocklin, explains in more detail on WLKY TV.

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Reading & SPELLING

dyslexia

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