A boy sits at a table, scribbling a picture of an angry black cloud. Drawing is a way of helping dyslexic children illustrate their feelings when they are stressed, especially about the uncertainty of new circumstances and learning at home.

Helping Dyslexic Children Illustrate Their Feelings (Comics as a Coping Skill Part 2)

By: Don M. Winn
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In my last blog post (Comics as a Coping Skill: Part 1), I shared the work of Edith Zimmerman, a cartoonist and blogger who uses her art to express and process her feelings, and to help kindred souls do the same. Her work and her process really got me to thinking about how the same…

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