Carol Hayes most recently held the position of Principal Lecturer in Early Childhood Studies at Staffordshire University; she is a visiting lecturer for Weston University Centre (Bath Spa University) and is an external examiner for the Open University.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsGlossaryChapter 1. Introduction to dyslexiaChapter 2. Help! I’m drowning!Chapter 3. The cost to family and friendsChapter 4. Health and mental healthChapter 5. The cost to education and social serviceChapter 6. The criminal justice systemChapter 7. Employment: cost to employers / employeesChapter 8. Balancing the books: advantages to societyChapter 9. Research and academiaChapter 10. The great dyslexia industryChapter 11. Politics, politics and policyEnd note

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Carol Hayes most recently held the position of Principal Lecturer in Early Childhood Studies at Staffordshire University; she is a visiting lecturer for Weston University Centre (Bath Spa University) and is an external examiner for the Open University.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsGlossaryChapter 1. Introduction to dyslexiaChapter 2. Help! I’m drowning!Chapter 3. The cost to family and friendsChapter 4. Health and mental healthChapter 5. The cost to education and social serviceChapter 6. The criminal justice systemChapter 7. Employment: cost to employers / employeesChapter 8. Balancing the books: advantages to societyChapter 9. Research and academiaChapter 10. The great dyslexia industryChapter 11. Politics, politics and policyEnd note

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Carol Hayes most recently held the position of Principal Lecturer in Early Childhood Studies at Staffordshire University; she is a visiting lecturer for Weston University Centre (Bath Spa University) and is an external examiner for the Open University.

• ForewordAcknowledgementsGlossaryChapter 1. Introduction to dyslexiaChapter 2. Help! I’m drowning!Chapter 3. The cost to family and friendsChapter 4. Health and mental healthChapter 5. The cost to education and social serviceChapter 6. The criminal justice systemChapter 7. Employment: cost to employers / employeesChapter 8. Balancing the books: advantages to societyChapter 9. Research and academiaChapter 10. The great dyslexia industryChapter 11. Politics, politics and policyEnd note

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