Have you ever believed in something so much that you made sure that other people saw what you saw? Did you fight for something you believed in? That’s how Dean Bragonier the founder of NoticeAbility which is a nonprofit organization felt about dyslexia and now he is changing the world for students with dyslexia.
How do you get those in your community to become involved in dyslexia education?
Dean Bragonier, the founder of NoticeAbility, is reimagining the approach to dyslexia.
This man has helped the world open their eyes and brought to their minds that we share a responsibility among every one of us that we need to reimagine opportunities in education for the dyslexic youth. While it is easy to point the finger, this man is bringing a call to action. To learn more about what he is doing and how he is making the world change their mindset about dyslexia, read more in this article.
Anyone can be vulnerable — but it’s tougher to be both vulnerable and credible. Within a few minutes of chatting about his work, Bragonier will openly talk about his own experiences with dyslexia, sharing insights into the struggle and isolation he endured as a student.
Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert
Key takeaways
- In Pitch In, which gives non profits the opportunity to pitch products to donors, trustworthiness will increase your chances of selling your idea.
- Don’t get so caught up in explaining the problem that you forget to sell your pitch.
- Provide answers while avoiding drama.
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