Many students with dyslexia thrive with discovery-based learning and learning from exceptions.
Learning from first-hand experiences stimulates personal memory, motivation (novelty), and inductive learning.
Why Discovery-Based Learning Works for Many Dyslexic Learners
stimulates personal or autobiographical memory
increases motivation, novel experiences
ideal for inductive learners – those who learn from first-hand experiences and remember exceptions more than ‘rules’
link knowledge […]
Dr. Stanislaus Dehaene is a French researcher who has authored Reading and the Brain. He and his research team conducted some interesting investigations into Portuguese and Brazilian adults who they classified into 3 groups: unschooled adults (referred to as ‘illiterate’), adult-onset readers (‘ex-illiterate’), or schooled child-onset readers (‘literate’).
What the researchers found was that people […]
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