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Gr 1–4—Griggs tackles the status quo, where dyslexic children often grow up thinking they aren't as smart as their peers when they don't do as well on tests. These tests usually focus on skills that dyslexic learners might struggle with like memorization and reading. This can cause them to focus only on their faults, so it's important for dyslexic children to have the space to focus on their strengths, passions, and what makes them who they are. Griggs notes that identifying wha...Log In or Sign Up to Read More