#64 Tip:Dyslexia and the importance of fast feedback when they learn.
In today's live podcast/parent's coffee time, let's explore how critical verbal or visual feedback is to people with the dyslexic mind. For example, how conversations are so important, secondly how do...
3 Kesä 202021min
#63 Tip:How prototyping ideas with children can help their dyslexia
In today's podcast/parent's coffee time, we're going to explore the story of Stan Gloss and some advice he gave in an interview with understood.org and some interesting comments and ideas on how to he...
2 Kesä 202032min
#62 Tip:Feynman Technique: A technique we use to help children with dyslexia learn faster
I want to share with you a cool little technique that helps children with dyslexia learn things faster. We use it a lot with the children that we tutor. It's a variation of the Feynman technique. In t...
1 Kesä 202018min
#61 Tip:How to explain to a child how their brain works
The "zero-gravity workshop" of a dyslexic thinker's mind. Get a preview of podcast episode 61 where we explain how a dyslexic mind is like working in a zero-gravity workshop and what we can do about i...
29 Touko 202018min
#60 Tip:How working memory affects the five stumbling blocks of dyslexia
There's a term commonly encountered when we talk about dyslexia. It is the working memory. We've talked about it in most of the episodes in dyslexia explored but we haven't really explained what it is...
28 Touko 202047min
#59 Tip:The Origins of BulletMap Academy
As always it starts with a parent discovering their child is dyslexic and realizing they need to do something about it because no one else is going to. Find out how Darius developed his own way of Min...
27 Touko 202044min
#58 Tip:Darius' Dyslexia Assessment
Darius' dyslexia assessment and how it unexpectedly changed the direction of his life for the better. Darius shares 3 things that his dyslexia assessor told him that grew into significant words of wis...
26 Touko 20201h 1min
#57 Tip:Thomas Edison: What lessons can we learn from his life?
All evidence points out that Thomas Edison might be dyslexic. We know this from the way he wrote and his struggles in his early years of reading. He was expelled from school but mother soften the blow...
22 Touko 202028min
