Cindy
Lumpkin
She resigned her post in a large urban school district in 2011 after having been a successful special education teacher, including a co-teacher, and administrator, leading over 12 special education teachers and paraprofessionals to purse a love of speaking, inspiring others and to run Triumph in Life, a non-profit organization she founded with a mission to inspire those with learning differences. As result of the decision she made to no longer be “ashamed” of her dyslexic status, she has been on a personal quest to help others like her fulfill their dreams. As Founder and Headmaster of Triumph Transitions Institute she is doing just that…helping others, like her, achieve their goals and reach their full potential in life. Cindy has written several books and articles about learning differences and special education and is often asked to guest speak as an authority on learning differences. To learn more about Cindy, like her on Facebook, follow her on Twitter and visit her Website for a free audio recording titled “4 Ways to Help Your Student Advocate.”
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Cindy
Lumpkin has a personal interest in Triumph Transition Institute
because like the students that attend, she as dyslexia. With the
help of her mother and some outstanding teachers, she was able to
overcome the effects of the learning difference on her life while
learning to successfully manage what remained. 
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