Dyslexia

Jim discusses the merits of differentiation as a teaching methodology that suits the individual needs of neurodivergent kids and adults.

Neurodiversity advocate and teaching specialist, Sandra, presents a well-considered case to parents as to why we should have our neurodivergent children diagnosed.

Adults and kids affected by developmental conditions fall prey to subtle forms of degradation that erode confidence levels and self-esteem. Guest writer, Michele Pitts-Brown shows us how to detect and then overcome these microaggressions.

Sabine ponders whether dyslexia is related to mental health issues and offers some useful tips to cope.

RE-WRITE YOUR DYSLEXIA STORYFor a long time, Sabine couldn’t see anything positive about herself after continually being made to feel stupid during her school years. Learn how she turned things around, including some ideas for you to try.

RE-WRITE YOUR DYSLEXIA STORYFor a long time, Sabine couldn’t see anything positive about herself after continually being made to feel stupid during her school years. Learn how she turned things around, including some ideas for you to try.

RE-WRITE YOUR DYSLEXIA STORYFor a long time, Sabine couldn’t see anything positive about herself after continually being made to feel stupid during her school years. Learn how she turned things around, including some ideas for you to try.

RE-WRITE YOUR DYSLEXIA STORYFor a long time, Sabine couldn’t see anything positive about herself after continually being made to feel stupid during her school years. Learn how she turned things around, including some ideas for you to try.

RE-WRITE YOUR DYSLEXIA STORYFor a long time, Sabine couldn’t see anything positive about herself after continually being made to feel stupid during her school years. Learn how she turned things around, including some ideas for you to try.

RE-WRITE YOUR DYSLEXIA STORYFor a long time, Sabine couldn’t see anything positive about herself after continually being made to feel stupid during her school years. Learn how she turned things around, including some ideas for you to try.

Sabine affirms that for all the challenges that dyslexics face, the strengths far outweigh them. Read on to hear her thoughts about this; plus, an activity to help you identify your 20 greatest positive traits.

Audiobooks and infographic summaries are not only perfect timesavers in today’s modern lifestyle, but they’re ideal for people with attention and reading deficits such as those found in ADHD and dyslexia.