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Hadley Learning CommunityYou are in: Shropshire > Community > Hadley Learning Community > Coping with dyslexia  Alice writing Coping with dyslexiaBy Alice Jinks Alice struggles to read and write and faces constant taunts about being thick. But Alice isn't thick. She has dyslexia. She's desperate to create a good future for herself but feels annoyed about the lack of help.
I'm Alice. I have dyslexia and struggle with it. I was six or seven when I first started to notice I wasn't the same as other people in my class. I find it difficult to read and write. Sometimes, I look at words and it's like it's a different language. People call me thick and that used to upset me, but now I just admit it and say "yeah, I know I am". I don't feel ashamed of saying what is wrong with me, but I do worry about my future. I want to be a designer or a photographer when I'm older. I hope that I'll make it. NBAlice spent time with Kim Bell, our Hadley Learning Community journalist, working on the text for this feature. Kim enjoyed the cooperative approach: "it was really good to work with Alice on this article. She's got fantastic ideas and it was great to work with her." last updated: 25/04/2008 at 09:32 You are in: Shropshire > Community > Hadley Learning Community > Coping with dyslexia |
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