“You are braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” – A.A. Milne
Winnie the Pooh’s advice is smarter than we may think when it comes to encouraging young readers. What’s better than reading intervention and working memory training? Reading intervention and working memory + education about intelligence.
If students […]
What’s a great mentoring summer camp for students with dyslexia, LD, and ADHD? Camp Eye to Eye.
I had a nice chance to chat with Micah Goldfus about Camp Eye to Eye in beautiful Rockland County, New York.
Check what Camp Eye to Eye has to offer in the video below.
Can you help a Dyslexia Research Team at the University of Washington Seattle?
Dr Maria Mittag from the UW is recruiting for right-handed dyslexic adults 18-45 years old with no history of metal in their body (e.g. from welding, military, etc) for an up to 3-visit research study looking at how dyslexic people integrate sight […]
“Many programmers, including some of the brightest and best, are dyslexic…” Mike James, programmer extraordinaire, author of over 50 books, PhD MS – still admits to feeling embarrassed about his dyslexia.
In our practice, it seems as if we’ve found a high incidence of dyslexia or dyslexia traits among parents, and within this cluster, an […]
“You didn’t go to an Ivy League school, your mom mortgaged your house to help get your start… You’ve talked about how you barely made it out of high school and you’re dyslexic. A lot of entrepreneurs have talked about that almost helping their rise. Do you think that played a role in your […]
“While my dyslexia prevented me from getting higher degrees, my sensitivity to emotion, extreme attention to detail capacity (which I long considered a drawback) to think in pictures rather than words have proven immensely useful in studying and understand the behavior of animals.” – Ben Kilham, one of the world’s authorities on black bears
For some, […]
Dyslexia as Difference, Not Disease.
Although 15-20% of the population are dyslexic and comprise among some of the most accomplished people in society, the British Dyslexia Association has had to make a statement of concern regarding The Guardian’s recent article regarding dyslexic donors.
“The British Dyslexia Association (B.D.A.) is certain that dyslexic individuals and the children […]
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