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Item Information       Summary     More Content     More by this author     Letchford, Lois, author.     Subjects     Letchford, Lois.     Learning disabled children -- United States -- Biography.     Learning disabled children -- Family relationships -- United States.     Dyslexia -- Study and teaching.     Language disorders -- Study and teaching.     Parent and child.     Browse Catalog     by author:      Letchford, Lois, author.       by title:      Reversed : a memoir ...         MARC Display

Reversed : a memoir / Lois Letchford. by Letchford, Lois, author. [Place of publication not identified] : Acorn Publishing, [2018] Subjects Letchford, Lois.   Learning disabled children -- United States -- Biography.   Learning disabled children -- Family relationships -- United States.   Dyslexia -- Study and teaching.   Language disorders -- Study and teaching.   Parent and child. ISBN:  9781947392045 (paperback) 1947392042 (paperback) Description:  284 pages : black and white illustrations, map ; 22 cm Edition:  First edition. Contents:  The unexpected journey begins -- Exploring Oxford, exploring learning -- In and out of a quagmire -- Building strengths -- Finding my path -- Reaching the summit. Requests:  0 Summary:  "Can a child's fate be sealed by the age of seven? Every parent has high hopes for their children. When Lois Letchford learns her son, Nicholas, has been diagnosed with a low IQ at the end of grade one, she refuses to give up on his future. After thorough testing, Nicholas proves to have no spatial awareness, limited concentration, and can only read ten words. Although discouraged, Lois knows things have to improve. After all, her son is young, and every child learns at their own pace. But once Nicholas is labeled "learning disabled," a designation considered more derogatory than "dyslexia," the world of education is quick to cast him aside."--Page [4] of cover.   Copy/Holding information No Item Information

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