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This is Your Brain on Phonics – fMRI and Dyslexia
This article is intriguing. It makes you want to understand more about the complexities dealing with dyslexia. It’s not an illness or disease. It is an…
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Parenting with ADD
The article, by Stephanie Moulton Sarkis, PhD, discusses the difficulties, and also the joys of raising a child with ADD. It gave some things to expect,…
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Should Your Dyslexic Child Worry About Correcting Every (Spelling) Mistake? (Video)
Dyslexic children can recognize success if they are comfortable trying new things, making mistakes, and moving forward. This can sometimes be quite the challenge, but recognizing…
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Quick Eating Tips to Feed a Smart Calm Child
They sure grow up quick! That is an adage that is especially pertinent to nutrition and children at every age. In order to reach the natural…
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Small, Safe Steps for Introducing Games to the Classroom
Introducing a new game to the classroom environment can be a very risky task. It is important to ensure the new game coincides with the required…
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Small, Safe Steps for Introducing Games to the Classroom
Introducing a new game to the classroom environment can be a very risky task. It is important to ensure the new game coincides with the required…
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Metacognition: The Gift That Keeps Giving
Metacognition, or the art of “driving one’s brain,” is extremely useful for students. Metacognition involves thinking about thinking – examining one’s mental processes to improve one’s…
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Teaching Kids With Dyslexia the Vital Skill of Self-Advocacy
Self-Advocacy for children and adults with dyslexia is an empowering and necessary skill for dyslexic people. Teaching and learning self-advocacy is time consuming and requires a…
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Spelling For Dyslexic Children And Right Brained Thinkers (Video)
Children with dyslexia tend to learn through illustrations. People with dyslexia have to work differently than other people too because the simplest things can make it…
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Focus on the Process and Results Will Follow
Between gaining knowledge and earning money , knowledge should be given importance . This stems from the fact that if you gain enough knowledge about something…