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The company - What we do
This
programme grew in the first instance out of a desire to help dyslexics
understand basic number concepts and the significance of place value. As trained teachers of
dyslexics and as two of the co-authors of the Beat Dyslexia Activity Packs, Celia Stone and
Myra Nicholson have 50 years of experience between them and they have become
recognised as authorities in their field. "We appreciate the significance of
highly structured multi-sensory teaching as a basic requirement for concept
building. We are also aware that many of the dyslexics that we have taught
have struggled with mathematics". According to Brian Butterworth, a professor of neuropsychology at
University College London, 40% of dyslexics have dyscalculia. ‘You
can see the numbers but you don't know what they mean. Your
brain simply has no concept of 'threeness' or
'fourness'. The studies suggest that the problem affects about 6.5% of the population.’
We at Addacus are passionate about making learning easier and more fun; getting rid
of the fear of learning and seeing pupils succeed.
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The main office is located only 12 minutes walk from Guiseley railway station
Office hours are 9am - 5pm Monday - Friday
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Celia Stone & Myra Nicholson
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| TRAINING |
Addacus Limited also offer training courses.
We will be happy to customise courses to your needs. Please email c.stone@addacus.co.uk for the latest courses available.
'Multisensory numeracy and literacy teaching'
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| BEAT DYSLEXIA & IRLEN SYNDROME |
BEAT DYSLEXIA is a highly structured multi-sensory activity pack teaching literacy skills. It has sold over 40,000 copies. It is widely used in schools and homes in many different countries.
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IRLEN SYNDROME is a visual perceptual disorder. For more information visit our websites.
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The ADDACUSTM product is protected in the UK under registered patent No. GB2364412, and is registered as a design under Registered Community Design No. 492681-001 and is pending registration in the United States, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.
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