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Quinn Bradlee interviews David Boies for the National Center for Learning Disabilities.

Here’s the intro from the NCLD site:

I recently had the opportunity to interview David Boies, possibly our country’s most famous lawyer, who happens to have dyslexia. He has tried many Supreme Court cases, including the Bush vs. Gore case in 2000. That same year, Time Magazine named him “Lawyer of the Year.” He has also won countless awards throughout his career.

Reading is Essential for All People (REAP) is thrilled to announce that we have accepted 12 public school teachers into our 2013-2014 Orton-Gillingham training program.

We are incredibly proud to work with these educators and are humbled by their passion and commitment to the students they teach.

This training will improve the reading, writing, and spelling skills of all their students but will be especially critical for the struggling readers.

There is a wait list and additional teachers will be accepted as funding becomes available.

In this exclusive interview, Steven Spielberg discusses his dyslexia for the first time ever, with Quinn Bradlee, author of the web site Friends of Quinn: Living with Learning Differences.

Watch the 10-minute video