Doodling Biology [Premium]

Biology asks students to hold a lot in mind at once. New vocabulary, unfamiliar processes, layered systems, and long chains of cause and effect are often introduced rapidly and largely through text.

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How to Help A Teen Discover Their Strengths [Premium]

Helping a teen or preteen discover their strengths can be transformative. It can build confidence, purpose, and resilience. The process takes curiosity, patience, and a willingness to look beyond grades.

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You Don’t Have to be Well-Rounded [Premium]

One of the truths that many people have had to grapple with is not being well-rounded. If you look up “well-rounded” in a dictionary, you might find definitions saying that a well-rounded person is someone who has a wide range of skills, experiences, and interests.

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Life Lessons Playing Ball

One of the beautiful things about baseball is that every once in a while you come into a situation where you want to, and where you have to, reach down and prove something.— Nolan Ryan

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The Why of Spelling [Premium]

The challenge for dyslexic students is that there are so many words to learn – but for many, a double whammy of phonological (sound-based) and orthographic or letter sequence-based weakness make lists challenging to learn and retain.

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Dyslexia and Driver Assist or “Full Self-Driving Mode” [Premium]

There can be many reasons why a person with dyslexia has difficulty with driving. Here are some possible factors.

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Dyslexia in Everyday Life: Memory [Premium]

What does dyslexia look like in every day life? What are the highs and lows? Answers to these questions often depend on what stage of life you’re in, what came before, support you have from family and friends, and what you’re preparing for in the next step in your life.

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Look for the Helpers [Premium]

Despite all the world has learned about dyslexia over the past few decades, for most, there will be many practical roadblocks that dyslexic children or adults will have to figure out how to get around.

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