#Dyslexia

Had some questions about disability self identification in Labour.Yes, Neurodiversity (including dyslexia, dyspraxia, ADHD and autism) counts as a disability.Yes, mental health conditions count as disabilities too.There is a huge
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actually i feel like talking about why i stopped doing palaeoart completely for a moment. if you have been following me for years you might remember that i started out
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Is ADHD a disability? It's complicated. Let's talk about it.A thread. 1/15 I recently asked #ADHDTwitter whether y'all thought that your #ADHD was a disability, and the majority of you
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A short thread on why teachers could have managed the pandemic better than @BorisJohnson @GavinWilliamson 1) Teachers never over promise. They are great at managing expectations and knows if they
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"" this tweet and I will write something about you. I have a hard time focusing on reading blogs (dyslexia, yay!), but I really like yours and your sense of
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When I wondered if I were autistic in my third year of University, my psychologist told me that I wasn't autistic because I "could hold a conversation" with himI was
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i think the fact that SO many people realized they're neurodivergent in quarantine says something about how pressured we are to mask /srs this entire quarantine thing has been
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what are tone indicators and why you should use them: thread /srstone indicators are acronyms that indicates the tone of a tweet or a message. these messages can be perceived
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2020 sucks but at least we had some terrific publications about things to consider when trying to improve children's opportunities to learn and succeed in life. Here're my 10 favorite
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I kind of... don't like the emphasis in leftist spaces on "you must be reading all the time, reading is the most important thing you can do as a leftist
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The solution to knife crime is not a quick fix and it isn't something that is going to come cheaply, I have been involved in local task forces discussions with
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#Myartsdegree changed the course of my life. My father dying in my final year of school coupled with my dyslexia led to me failing my HSC in spectacular fashion. After
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In 5th grade, a specialist diagnosed me with dyslexia. It felt like a death sentence. All of school was a battle.Now, I read 1-2 books a week.A short on
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in case it wasn’t clear to anyone; i’m 100% against formal education as it exists currently[THREAD] call me funny but i don’t think kids should be forced to do assessments
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One reason I hate the language of "overcoming disability" or "not letting your disability stopping you" so so much is that for me personally becoming comfortable with seeing myself as
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Extremely tired of politely asking for folks to stop using insults that hurt disabled people. I don't care if you're insulting fascists. Ableism justifies the idea a disabled life is
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