- Learn about our Professional Courses|
- Children with Dyslexia needed for PhD study|
- Summer 2012 — Courses, Study Days and Personalised Learning|
- Hints, Encouragement and Liaison for Parents! 6 courses|
- Writing Diagnostic Assessments course — 17 and 18 September 2012|
- Marathon News 2012 with results|
- Beverly Scheib — Is handwriting still important?|
- 2011-2012 Professional Courses Information|
- National Scholarship Scheme|
- Are you going to University?|
- Professional Development Pilot|
- Restandardising The Helen Arkell Spelling Test|
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At HADC dyslexia is our speciality
We believe dyslexic people are special, and we specialise in dyslexic people. All dyslexics are individuals, and a large part of our work is dedicated to identifying those children and adults alike who are faced with the challenges of dyslexia.
Dyslexia is much more common than most people think and affects as many as one in every eight people. If identified early most dyslexics quickly learn to cope well, are at no real disadvantage in life, and often find their dyslexia a positive asset in later years.
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Learn about our Professional Courses >> Children with Dyslexia needed for PhD study >> Summer 2012 — Courses, Study Days and Personalised Learning >> Hints, Encouragement and Liaison for Parents! 6 courses >> Writing Diagnostic Assessments course — 17 and 18 September 2012 >> Marathon News 2012 with results — 22 April 2012 >> Beverly Scheib — Is handwriting still important? >> The Spellbinder — Helen Arkell’s story by Adrian Williams >> The Edith Norrie Magnetic Letter Case >> British Dyslexia Association Petition - please add your support...>> Join us on twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook >> Are you going to University? >> Professional Development Pilot >>
Assessments
We offer a range of assessments and consultations for students and adults alike. You can download pre-assessment forms as the basis for an initial discussion… to read more
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Support
HADC provides one-to-one teaching support for dyslexics of all ages. Tuition takes place at the Centre, at home or in school, with programmes tailored to a style best suited to the individual learning requirement… for more about support click here.
Professional Courses
A major focus at HADC is to train and develop the next generation of dyslexia teachers and experts by offering nationally recognised teaching qualifications suitable to deliver special needs support at all levels… for more about courses click here.
Donate
HADC is a registered independent charity that receives no grants or aids from central or local government or other central sources. We exist and survive solely due to individual and corporate generosity… if you would like to help click here.