Mother launches Neurostars Phonics Factory to help kids with autism and dyslexiaShecondria Duncan founded Neurostars Phonics Factory to provide multi-sensory, individualized lessons for children and families in Macon. Neurostars phonics factory (Photo: 41NBC/Bre'Anna Sheffield)MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Former teacher and mother Shecondria Duncan has launched a nonprofit program called Neurostars Phonics Factory to help children with autism and dyslexia learn to read, write and spell. Duncan says one of her biggest accomplishments was finding the right way to help her son learn. She says she started this program to better help her son learn outside of public school teaching. She explains that all children learn in different ways, and that is what Neurostars Phonics Factory is all about.