A classification of dyslexia has led many people to misjudge a child’s true intelligence and ability to learn, accomplish goals, and succeed.
How One Dyslexic Turned His Disability Into A Virtue And Helped Thousands Succeed
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What One Dyslexic Did To Facilitate The College Dream of Students Who Learn Differently
Empathy is like a universal solvent. Any problem immersed in empathy becomes soluble ~ Simon Baron-Cohen
Dyslexia Success Story: From Dumb No-Talent Student to Successful Multi-Millionaire
“Practice doesn’t make perfect. Practice makes permanent.” ~ Dean Graziosi
5 Tips To Introduce Your Child To Dyslexia And Skyrocket Their Confidence To Learning Success
School and dyslexia do not mix well together.
How To Help Your Dyslexic Child Make Sense Out Of Phonics and Increase Their Learning Success
Phonics is the most important skill that beginning readers learn.
I Love To Listen Day
Listening is Important
This poem was written by the founder of this special day, Ms. Marva Shand McIntosh:
The importance of listening cannot be understated.
It is the key to all effective communication and learning.
We listen more than we speak, read and write combined.
Today is International I Love to Listen Day. Please give your children the gift of listening, before they go to bed tonight.
Dyslexia Success Story: From Struggling Reader to Award Winning Actress
“When I was 6 and starting to pick books for myself, that’s when I found out I wasn’t a great reader…the words got jumbled up. I didn’t like reading” ~ Octavia Spencer
12 Ways to Awaken And Maintain Your Dyslexic Child’s Love for Art
Many of the world’s most creative people have dyslexia.
Top 10 Challenges of Dyslexic Children – Or Are They Learning-Related Vision Problems?
Some brilliant children have tremendous potential locked inside their brains.
How To Know Signs That Indicate Your Dyslexic Child Needs Help Before Learning Becomes A Problem
Children learn and develop at their own pace.
