Dyscalculia Conference by Positive Dyslexia Ltd. Dyscalculia Conference by Positive Dyslexia Ltd would like to invite you to their Dyscalculia Conference. In conjunction with Edge Hill University, Lancashire – Dyscalculia...
What is Multi-Sensory Learning?
You can help a student with learning difficulties, by using Multi-Sensory Teaching Methods (Learning).
Multi-Sensory means, using: eyes, ears, touch, taste and smell to aid learning.
When you use a combination of these ‘senses’, you increase the strength, mobility and spatial awareness for the student.
Adults – If you are an adult, please do not dismiss the ‘playing games’ page as you would be surprised what you might like to ‘play’ and therefore can improve your handwriting.
Educational Games for Kids
Dyslexia – Educational Games for Kids
Alli Can’t Write
A Storybook for Children with Handwriting Difficulties – Including those with: Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia, Dyspraxia & ADHD.
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"A Smile as Big as the Moon" The film covers many learning difficulties; Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, ADHD, Autism etc. 'A Smile as Big as the Moon'. A must-watch film! Catch up...
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"Open Dyslexic" Font Did you know the Kindle has a 'Dyslexic Font' on it? Kindle Makes Reading a Little Easier for People With Dyslexia by designing an "Open Dyslexic" font....
NASA – Children dumbing down – Genius creativity of 5 year-old’s reduced from 98% to 12%
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What is the quickest way to take the genius creativity level of five-year-old children from 98% to 12% by age 15? According to NASA, putting them in the school system...
Richard Branson’s top three tips for children with dyslexia
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Richard Branson's top three tips for children with dyslexia Branson has developed some excellent practical strategies to help children with dyslexia. 1. Find your passions and pursue them doggedly. 2. ...
Eye Tests & Visual Stress (blurred text & jumping letters)
3rd January 2023
This blurred text is an excellent representation of how some people with dyslexia see the written word. This problem is called Visual Stress. The problem is that the child thinks...
