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QED: Lost for Words

on BBC One London

One in ten children in Britain are affected by dyslexia - the inability to recognise the written word and to do the simplest sums.
The headmaster of a special school in Suffolk is offering hope through a most unusual route. See today's choices.
(Stereo) (Subtitled)
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Contributors

Producer:
David Hanington
Series Editor:
Lorraine Heggessey

BBC One London

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