DBC Manifesto: 7) Change World
How wonderful would it be if all people were supported and encouraged to develop their preferred and non-preferred natural mediums of expression rathe…
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DBC Manifesto: 6) Change Society
We believe that, once the label dyslexia becomes meaningless and the methods used to teach people to read and write become fully inclusive, people who…
DBC Manifesto: 5) Reform Practice
We believe that all people who are strongly orientated to express themselves through natural mediums of expression such as art, dance, music, physical…
DBC Manifesto: 4) Transform Dyslexia
We believe that the social construct of dyslexia will become meaningless if large numbers of ‘dyslexic’ people reconceptualise dyslexia to exist e…
DBC Manifesto: 3) Overcome Dyslexia
We believe that everyone can learn the skills needed to use the artificial medium of expression, written language. We also believe that ‘secondary d…
DBC Manifesto: 2) Reinvent Dyslexia
We believe that dyslexia is experienced when a person who is strongly orientated to express him/herself through a natural medium of expression such as…
DBC Manifesto: 1) Rethink Dyslexia
The dominant view of dyslexia is that it is a disability that is linked to a person’s genetic makeup. From this viewpoint the ‘dyslexic’ person …
DBC Manifesto
The purpose of DBC having a Dyslexia Manifesto is to share, in broad brushstroke terms, what our beliefs, values, and philosophical thinking is about …