‘90% of Nigerian teachers do not know about dyslexia’

An expert, Dr Adrienne Tikolo has expressed concern over the low awareness of dyslexia among Nigerians, pointing out that about 90 percent of teachers do not know about the disorder, which makes it difficult for children to read and spell.

Iyabo Lawal

Education

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