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Busting myths about learning differences
Over the past few weeks, I have been sharing – and busting – some common myths regarding learning differences such as dyslexia, ADD/ADHD and autism. The final myth in the series is: Myth #5: “To...
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Busting myths about learning differences
Over the past few weeks, I have been sharing – and busting – some common myths regarding learning differences such as dyslexia, ADD/ADHD and autism. This week’s myth: Myth #4: “Using technology is...
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Busting myths about learning differences
Over the past few weeks, I have been sharing – and busting – some common myths regarding learning differences such as dyslexia, ADD/ADHD and autism. This week’s myth: Myth #3: “My child just needs to...
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Busting myths about learning differences
Over the next few weeks, I am going to be sharing – and busting – some common myths regarding learning differences such as dyslexia, ADD/ADHD and autism. Myth #2: “We need to make autistic people learn...
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Busting myths about learning differences
Over the next few weeks, I am going to be sharing – and busting – some common myths regarding learning differences such as dyslexia, ADD/ADHD and autism. Myth #1: “Dyslexia is a learning disability.”...
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Reading at Home with your Dyslexic Child – 10 Tips for Parents
#1 – Read to your child It is never too early (or late) to start reading to your child. Reading to them every day is one of the greatest gifts you can give to them, whether they are dyslexic or not. It...
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9 Tips for Teachers – How to help your dyslexic students
Your dyslexic students have to work a lot harder in certain learning tasks. They are usually highly talented, creative individuals, but because of their struggles in the classroom, their self esteem...
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One simple thing you can do today to help your child at school
If your child has a learning difference, chances are there are areas of learning at school that are challenging at best, debilitating at worst. You may be exploring different options for helping your...
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Reading with dyslexia: from phonics to meaning
When people think of dyslexia, it often conjures up images of people who spell words backwards; or perhaps children who get their b’s and d’s confused. Mostly it is viewed as a learning disability....
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Six things you need to know about learning differences
Do you have a learning difference? Maybe you are dyslexic, or perhaps you have been diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum. Maybe you have ADD/ADHD. Dyspraxia. Dyscalculia. Auditory Processing...
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Reading at Home with your Dyslexic Child – 10 Tips for Parents
#1 – Read to your child It is never too early (or late) to start reading to your child. Reading to them every day is one of the greatest gifts you can give to them, whether they are dyslexic or not. It...
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9 Tips for Teachers – How to help your dyslexic students
Your dyslexic students have to work a lot harder in certain learning tasks. They are usually highly talented, creative individuals, but because of their struggles in the classroom, their self esteem...
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One simple thing you can do today to help your child at school
If your child has a learning difference, chances are there are areas of learning at school that are challenging at best, debilitating at worst. You may be exploring different options for helping your...
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Reading with dyslexia: from phonics to meaning
When people think of dyslexia, it often conjures up images of people who spell words backwards; or perhaps children who get their b’s and d’s confused. Mostly it is viewed as a learning disability....
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Six things you need to know about learning differences
Do you have a learning difference? Maybe you are dyslexic, or perhaps you have been diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum. Maybe you have ADD/ADHD. Dyspraxia. Dyscalculia. Auditory Processing...
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9 Tips for Teachers – How to help your dyslexic students
Your dyslexic students have to work a lot harder in certain learning tasks. They are usually highly talented, creative individuals, but because of their struggles in the classroom, their self esteem...
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One simple thing you can do today to help your child at school
If your child has a learning difference, chances are there are areas of learning at school that are challenging at best, debilitating at worst. You may be exploring different options for helping your...
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Reading with dyslexia: from phonics to meaning
When people think of dyslexia, it often conjures up images of people who spell words backwards; or perhaps children who get their b’s and d’s confused. Mostly it is viewed as a learning disability....
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Six things you need to know about learning differences
Do you have a learning difference? Maybe you are dyslexic, or perhaps you have been diagnosed as being on the autism spectrum. Maybe you have ADD/ADHD. Dyspraxia. Dyscalculia. Auditory Processing...
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Happy Holidays Tips for those on the Autism Spectrum
I recently wrote some top tips for the Davis Autism International Christmas newsletter, about how to help your loved one on the Autism spectrum to cope positively with the holiday season. I’ve posted...
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