#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 Maj 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 Maj 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 Maj 202028min
#56 Tip:Biology, Dyslexia and Notes from audio
We continue on with our Parent coffee time live on Facebook with parents of dyslexia. This time we talk about the tendency of students to pursue courses that lean towards their M-strengths or Material...
21 Maj 202027min
#55 Tip:Cooking and dyslexia: Creating innovative meals. Then forgetting the recipe?
We continue on talking about the Dyslexic Advantage Chapter 6 part 3 (p.56-59). This time we talk about Material reasoning and how it affects dyslexics when learning procedural processes like cooking....
20 Maj 202037min
#54 Tip:The real world implications of 3D thinking for dyslexia (Dyslexic Advantage Ch 6 p.53-56)
In this episode, we are going to do another part of the Dyslexic Advantage book club with another 4 pages of the book together with our parents at the parent coffee time. We've been talking about the ...
19 Maj 202032min
#53 Tip:How dyslexia can enhance 3D reasoning at the cost of 2D (Dyslexic Advantage Ch 6 p.51-53)
We continue on talking about the Dyslexic Advantage Chapter 6 part 1 (p.51-53). It has been a while now since we discussed a chapter of the book. Now we have dyslexic parents to help us and they can a...
15 Maj 202034min
#52 Tip:Five Gears of Dyslexia: Reading, Writing, Remembering, Results and Organization
We are meeting with parents again in our usual parents' coffee time via Zoom. This time, we discuss what I call the 5 gears of dyslexia; Reading, Writing, Remembering, Results, and Organization. We ta...
14 Maj 202019min
