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Sue's Education Site
Home
Sue's hints and tips
Online Learning
Online teaching
Online courses to do
Great apps
Free stuff during COVID-19
Teaching Resources
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Things to do - ākonga
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Minecraft
Resources to download
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Subject specific ideas
Outdoors
How to...
Learning Support Resources
Gifted and Talented
Dyslexia
Performing Arts
Cool clips to watch
Perf Arts for students
Perf Arts for teachers
Social Emotional
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Genealogy
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Home
Sue's hints and tips
Online Learning
Online teaching
Online courses to do
Great apps
Free stuff during COVID-19
Teaching Resources
Subject associations
Things to do - ākonga
Websites to visit
Minecraft
Resources to download
YouTube Channels
Subject specific ideas
Outdoors
How to...
Learning Support Resources
Gifted and Talented
Dyslexia
Performing Arts
Cool clips to watch
Perf Arts for students
Perf Arts for teachers
Social Emotional
Blogs to read
Articles to read
Social Media
Genealogy
Other useful sites
Dyslexia
How Dyslexia is a Different Brain, Not a Disease | KQED
Students, parents, and teachers must understand that the dyslexic’s brain isn’t “broken” or deficient, just organized in a different way. And there is specialized reading instruction specifically for the different brain structure.
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