Forget Halloween for a second. Do you know what else October is that no one is talking about? It’s Dyslexia Awareness and Learning Disability Awareness months. The real treat this month isn’t gummy bears or a chocolate bar; it’s raising awareness.
Dyslexia is one of the most common learning disabilities, affecting the way people process language. It’s more than just mixing up letters—it’s a unique way of thinking that deserves our support and understanding.
And Dyslexia Awareness Month is part of the bigger picture, Learning Disability Awareness Month. This month, we shine lights on all kinds of learning disabilities. From the most common one, dyslexia, to others like dysgraphia and dyscalculia
So, let’s not let October slip by without spreading the word. Whether you know someone with a learning disability or are just learning about it for the first time, your support makes a difference. Like, share, and let’s raise awareness—not just for Halloween, but for understanding and inclusion. Because that’s the kind of impact that lasts long after the candy is gone.
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