Hacking the Code: The Ziggety Zaggety Road of a Dyslexic Kid
Book Review: Hacking the Code by Gea Meijering and Mads Johan Øgaard Want to get inside a dyslexic child’s mind?
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Book Review: Hacking the Code by Gea Meijering and Mads Johan Øgaard Want to get inside a dyslexic child’s mind?
Continue readingWhat is in control of your intelligence? It is your mind’s eye. Your mind’s eye moves from its favorite, natural place to think, imagine, create and solve problems. To do this it must disorientate.
Continue readingYou may not realise that being dyslexic can affect your sense of direction, not only your left and right but also your ability to orientate your body in space!
Continue readingNew research shows that in untimed conditions, dyslexic university students have markedly better comprehension skills than others.
Continue readingA look at three research-based, effective strategies for increasing self-confidence.
Continue readingThe facilitator had his work cut out for him. He admitted that James was one of his most challenging students — essentially completely illiterate and autistic, albeit high functioning.
Continue readingWhen children start school, they do not carry the labels dyslexia, nor ADHD, nor dysgraphia, nor dyscalculia. Where do these problems come from? What happens to cause a child to suffer and lose self-esteem?
Continue readingAre parent-child relationships growing toxic? What can we as parents do to take charge and end the conflict?
Continue readingWe typically think in 2 ways: word thinking and picture thinking. Word thinking is simply thinking with the sounds of words in your mind.
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Continue readingDyscalculia is a condition that affects one’s ability to acquire arithmetic skills. Its root cause is the same as for dyslexia, a distortion in perceptions triggered by confusion.
Continue readingFor me, prior to work with the Davis method for dyslexia, I thought of ‘orientation’ as the first days of
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