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Observations on Dyslexia: From Historical Recognition to Creative Potential

The challenges associated with dyslexia were first observed as early as the mid-1800s. However, it wasn’t until 1887 that Rudolf Berlin, an ophthalmologist in Stuttgart, Germany, coined the term “dyslexia.” Initially, as it was thought to be a form of ‘word blindness’, but over time, researchers discovered that dyslexia was not just about vision but… Read More Observations on Dyslexia: From Historical Recognition to Creative Potential

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The Challenges of Cutting Fabric When Sewing: A Struggle for Left-handed Dyslexic, and Dyspraxic People

Sewing is an art that requires precision, patience, and fine motor skills. While many focus on the stitching process, one of the most challenging aspects of sewing is cutting fabric accurately. For those who are left-handed, have dyslexia, or dyspraxia, this fundamental step can present additional hurdles that often go unnoticed. The Left-Handed Struggle: Tools… Read More The Challenges of Cutting Fabric When Sewing: A Struggle for Left-handed Dyslexic, and Dyspraxic People

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