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Guardian: Jamie Oliver is right: people with dyslexia really do look at things...
The chef calls those with dyslexia ‘lucky’ – and the long list of famous people with the condition proves his point
To unsettle and inform: Central Saint Martins' exhibition shows...
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The hamster powering a shredder to create his own bedding has little sense of what it is doing. But what does it mean to you? Or how would it feel to talk to...
Jim Rokos curates design exhibition to dissolve dyslexia's ...
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Jim Rokos curates ten creatives with dyslexia for designjunction's upcoming Dyslexic Design exhibition. Industrial designer Jim Rokos conceived an exhibition which supports the efforts of the British Dyslexia Association. The organisation advocates for the UK's population living with the condition, which currently stands at 10 per cent.
How to turn a lightbulb into cash: School teaches creative types...
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