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Dyslexic adults who are positive about their strengths as well as areas of growth are more likely to thrive in their careers, according to researchers from East Carolina University and Cass Business School.
The researchers say universities should help dyslexic students with tailored strategies that better reconcile emotions tied to dyslexia and bolster resiliency. “Work internships such as those offered in colleges of business social work [or]psychology, nursing and others could be a perfect place to begin this process,” say the researchers.
Read more: https://www.neurodiversitymedia.com/self-awareness-dyslexia
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