My Dyslexic Adult Son and His Struggle At School This dyslexic adult happens to be my own son Keanu! I've shared some of his story previously. I find it interesting that I can give you a more detailed personal account of his schooling than he can...

My Dyslexic Adult Son and His Struggle At School This dyslexic adult happens to be my own son Keanu! I've shared some of his story previously. I find it interesting that I can give you a more detailed personal account of his schooling than he can...
Who is Generation Alpha? Anyone born between 2010 and 2025 is considered Gen Alpha. And what shall we expect of Generation Alpha? Are they going to be even more technology-oriented than their millennial parents and generation Z? With many of them...
It was very exciting to receive the question asked by a teacher "How can I help?" Usually mothers ask this question and they want a teacher to support their child - and ask me how to explain their child’s needs to their teacher. Answering that...
I have found this article interesting teaching philosophy at school, but almost more interesting that it hasn't happened on a regular basis and on a broader scale? Isn't that what life is all about, expressing, articulating, listening, allowing...
This is a good article on storytelling and yes I agree, storytelling is powerful and important - not only in classrooms. Every speech becomes more memorable and emotionally charged, when spiced with stories and we all rather like being entertained...
Ten reasons - and I'm sure there are more - why technology on the developing brain causes mental, developmental, behavioral and physical side effects, like obesity in children. The addiction of parents to these devices shouldn't be disregarded...
I read an article which outlined a very good response to dealing with defiance, although in my line of work, there is another aspect to what is often called ODD (Oppositional Defiant Disorder) - and it may be the fact that there is so much...
- To learn your 6, 7, and 8 times tables with ease and fun, You don't have to be Dyslexic, but it helps - Most dyslexics are picture thinkers – and therefore visual learners. Learning by rote, as most students remember the times tables, does not...
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