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Dylan struggled to read after finishing high school. Here's what he wants for other students

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Dylan Ferris, 22, was diagnosed with dyslexia after 13 years of school. A new Grattan Institute report found one-third of Australia's four million school children were failing to learn to read proficiently. The report's authors largely attributed their findings to the rise of a teaching style known as "whole language", which emphasises student-led learning.

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ABC Australia

Dylan Ferris has dyslexia and fell behind at school. He's not surprised

Throughout 13 years of schooling, Dylan Ferris watched in frustration as most of his classmates learned to read fluently without him. He says it doesn't have to be this way.

3 months ago·Australia

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France Info

What is an edible forest? High school students planted their first fruit trees in the school

Students from the Lycée Charles de Gaulle, in Chaumont (Haute-Marne), planted fruit trees in their establishment on Tuesday, February 13, with the help of high school students in landscape design. First step in a project that aims to create an edible forest for future students.

3 months ago·Strasbourg, France

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