This may surprise you, but some foods you may consume a lot of can HARM your brain. Especially for children that find it hard to focus, are hyperactive, easily distracted or anxious. The obvious culprits are:Sugar, Preservatives, Additives,...
This may surprise you, but some foods you may consume a lot of can HARM your brain. Especially for children that find it hard to focus, are hyperactive, easily distracted or anxious. The obvious culprits are:Sugar, Preservatives, Additives,...
 These are just some of the indicators that your child could be Dyslexic - gifted and creative, but sometimes struggling to reach their full potential. Many of these symptoms can be present for other reasons than Dyslexia. - Initial excitement...
Games and Board Games are not just fun but can be a great tool to help Dyslexic children to learn in a playful way. School is hard enough, so add the fun at home and see how they can joyfully: Expand their Vocabulary and Writing Skills: * The...
I think my child could be dyslexic. What are the symptoms and how can I be sure? That is really a main question—and as much as it’s easy to point to a long list of possible symptoms, it will depend on an assessment to be sure that dyslexia is...
There are more and more posts about the Upside of Dyslexia. When Ron Davis published his book 'the Gift of Dyslexia' a couple of decades ago, everyone's view was aimed at the downside and the struggles of Dyslexia. Finally they are catching up to...
I think they are showing a fairly accurate scenario for a school aged child. Does anyone out there agree? disagree? have another piece of information about how it is like being Dyslexic?
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Lovely Irish Video, explaining the Dyslexic advantage and how it feels like being at school, when you are Dyslexic. Interestingly it happens to pick up on my last post, 'Parents asking to avoid the label Dyslexia' - coming to the same conclusion...
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