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Free workshops help spot dyslexia in Tasmanian children
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Free workshops help spot dyslexia in Tasmanian children

Emma Bennett, 13, uses speech-to-text and tutoring to manage dyslexia; free workshops launch this week to help struggling kids get spotted early.

Why it mattersEarly identification of dyslexia can stop kids from falling behind in school and losing confidence. Many children are missed until it is too late for the most effective help.

AustraliaTasmania's government is running the Lifting Literacy plan to improve reading in schools, but families in regional areas still struggle to access specialist services. These free workshops aim to close that gap.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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