[Trombone-l] dyslexic students

[Steve Cordingley]

Hi Steve; it can be very helpful for the student to have practice material
on coloured paper - at least it's what we use for workbooks with this
group.  Green is I think common and yellow comes up some times.  I'm not
completely sure of the technicalities, but I think one is giving lower
contrast, the other higher.  If the student has a diagnosis, the student
might already know what works best.  If not, photocopied piece on a light
green, darker green or yellow and a quick test will find if it makes
sufficient difference to be helpful.

Steve C
England





2009/4/21 Steve Gamble <sgamble at tucsonsymphony.org>

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> What have any of you used as a guide for teaching dyslexic students?
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