expressnews.com
The first time Jasmin Dean heard the word “dyslexia” was in 2017, at a birthday party across from her North Side home. She later looked up the word on Google and discovered her oldest son, Jonah, had more than 90 of the 100 symptoms listed on a website about the learning disorder. Dean had seen her son struggle over his studies. She’d sit with Jonah at the family’s long, wooden dining room table, helping him with his homework. They read together, sitting shoulder to shoulder. They worked the sam…
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