News & Views from Davis Dyslexia Association International
Three years ago, I started work on a quick, simple but effective course for parents seeking insights, strategies, and support that would make them the best helpers they can be for their dyslexic child.
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Today I want to talk about something that happened to me which highlighted the difference in our dyslexic thinking style.
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I had always thought Dyslexia was only reading letters or numbers backwards. I was in my 50’s when I realized that I had many of the characteristics.
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I felt like I had dropped into The Adventures of Alice in Wonderland while doing my first case study for
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In addition to my Davis® Dyslexia Correction practice, I regularly teach supportive math lessons to students between sixth and 12th
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(Researchers puzzled by results) If you wanted to design a study to test the hypotheses that dyslexics tend to think
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Dyslexia expert Maryanne Wolf says, “the more you know about a word, the faster you can read it.” Now researchers
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What does your dyslexia look like? This is a question that Sue Bell, an adult literacy support specialist, asked dyslexic adults
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Orientation – Disorientation
For me, prior to work with the Davis method for dyslexia, I thought of ‘orientation’ as the first days of attending
Embracing my Dyslexia
Before I started my author’s journey, only three people knew I had dyslexia. I was always embarrassed about it and didn’t like to admit I needed help.
Picture Grammar App for Visual Learners
The Picture Grammer app is a handy, image-based reference for dyslexics, visual thinkers, and those learning English as a foreign language.
Two Misleading Myths about Dyslexia
Over the years I have confronted two persistent myths about dyslexia. These myths seem contradictory, but both are based on a misunderstanding of dyslexia. And both also stand in the way of dyslexic children receiving meaningful and effective help.
Growing into Dyslexia
A look at four different ways that dyslexic adults respond to and cope with their dyslexia.
