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28th December 2005

Bradbury Thompson’s Alphabet 26

“Today, early readers are faced with the daunting task of memorizing an abundance of characters — 26 uppercase letters, 26 lowercase letters, 10 numbers and over a dozen basic punctuation marks and monetary symbols. This task is daunting on its own, but becomes even more challenging for early readers who are dyslexic. A big problem for early readers is the identification of letters.”

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