Dyslexic students learn to communicate with cameras

Dyslexic students were learning to use cameras to communicate during a summer program at Hindman Settlement School in eastern Kentucky. During the three-week program, students are given a one-time-use camera and told to photograph people in the community, one another and things that are important in their lives. Then they learn to write captions, and write a description of what they like about the photos they take. Read more of this article from the Lexington Herald-Leader.