Dyslexic hails new learning system

A formerly dyslexic taxi driver claims he has created a revolutionary system of learning Irish and other languages.

Mon, 29 Oct, 2007 - 13:42

A formerly dyslexic taxi driver claims he has created a revolutionary system of learning Irish and other languages.

The Smart Learning program patented by Pat Howe in conjunction with Dublin City University features an audio CD and pocket-sized memory cards.

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