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Dyslexia Is Very Treatable. So Why Aren’t We Helping More Kids? #dyslexia
The vast majority of students have a learning difficulty called dyslexia. Despite a clear diagnosis of dyslexia students still, receive insufficient or inappropriate services most of the time. Written and spoken language are often difficult for people with dyslexia even though they are smart. A fifth grader may struggle to work out the word “caterpillar” […]
Why You Need To Touch Your Keys To Believe They’re In Your Bag #spd
Salesmen know handing a product over to a client to touch is likely to change their mind about it when they at first don’t want to buy. When visitors aren’t supposed to touch an artwork display, guards have to stop them from trying to touch it. Touch is more objective than the other senses.
Stepping Stones NI helping people with learning difficulties get into work #adhd
Meet a man who has overcome his ADHD diagnosis in good time. He has some advice and recommendations for young people with ADHD in time. The man wants to help people identify problems that young people might face. He knows that these ADHD students will struggle at times in their school.
Parents need freedom to find the right school for their children #dyslexia
Education has lost its freedom for the past 50 years. We have little information about what goes on in public school houses. In the district schools in Mississippi, students with dyslexia often have trouble finding the services they need. Cena Holifield is the director of the dyslexia therapy program at William Carey University. In 2008 […]
Wearable Tech: Gadgets to uplift the differently-abled #dyslexia
Wearable technology seems to be a significant trend emerging on the market. It could signal a whole new era of technology for these consumers. People want to use technology that fulfills a specific purpose on the market. People are pleased with the selection waiting for them in the tech market.
Technology and ADHD: The Nuances of the Modern Attention Span #adhd
Users of technology may be getting symptoms that resemble ADHD according to some psychologists. If you have ADHD technology can make the symptoms even worse, Dr. Angela Heithaus said. It is important to have a thorough psychological evaluation. If someone is just depressed and you treat them for ADHD then you’ve created a whole new […]
Dyslexic student thriving at new school #dyslexia
One child with a Dyslexia label has been thriving in a new school. He was once bullied and has had a stigma applied to him in time. But he seems to be making progress in an all-new school setting. His parents want to continue watching him progress in the school setting.
How Comic Books Can Get Even Better for Dyslexic Readers #dyslexia
Follow the story of one Bay Area resident that has a case of so-called minor Dyslexia. Some words are perfectly clear, while others are not so clear in good time. Dyslexia has been a significant concern for people throughout their lives as well. Learn how their story has changed because of reading comic books in […]
Creating a Safe Space for ADHD Workers in the Food Industry #adhd
A successful workplace has to have good communication which in turn will create a calmer atmosphere. Within the Hispanic community, there is a rise in numbers for ADHD partly because of the lack of diagnosis from medical professionals. ADHD makes a difference in the way in which people understand the environment around them.