9. Rethinking Dyslexia

9. Rethinking Dyslexia

Dyslexia is still thought of a problem with reading and writing but that’s just a small part of the picture; those who are dyslexic experience the world in a completely different way.

This episode looks at some of the lesser-known dyslexic characteristics, the best ways to support dyslexic learners and we look at how ‘shame’ is such a huge issue for those who learn differently.

Documentary: Unlocking Potential

Guests:

Kimberley Crossman

Dr Ruth Gibbons www.ruth-gibbons.com

Vanessa Victor Remarkable Minds

Helen Armiger

Ruby Armiger

Elliot Jones Unlocking Potential

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