#48 The Potential impacts of eye-tracking technology - Lexplore Analytics part 2
Stephen Mattias joins us after their presentation to discuss more about Lexplore Analytics and its huge potential impact on identifying dyslexia. We talked about how the company started, what were the...
5 Maj 202054min
#47 Eye-tracking technology detects reading difficulty - Lexplore Analytics Presentation part 1
Gustaf and Mattias of Lexplore Analytics, shared their exciting technology that can really help identify students with difficulties in reading. Using eye-tracking technology, they track the movement o...
28 Apr 202036min
#46 Exploring Self-Compassion with Dr. Joanne Scott
Exploring Self-Compassion. Dr. Joanne Scott originally believed you’re either smart or stupid. She was told that she’s not that clever by a career advisor when she told him she wanted to be a Psycholo...
25 Feb 20201h
#45 Learning To Drive With Dyslexia. Hannah Kelly Part 2
Learning To Drive With Dyslexia. Hannah shares how she learned to drive using some unusual techniques with a dyslexia friendly driving instructor. Listen to her story. Links you might want to go: Hann...
18 Feb 20201h 3min
#44 Being Afraid of Jumping the Chasm of Studying. Hannah Kelly Part 1
Hannah shares how she was afraid of jumping the chasm of studying because the tools other students used weren’t working for her. So she found another way to jump using her creativity. Links you might ...
11 Feb 202055min
#43 Study Skills Author Shares Tips For Dyslexia with Ann-Marie McNicholas
We explore the story of Ann-Marie McNicholas, a psychology lecturer who became a specialist teacher for dyslexia and later on writes books on tips and strategies for teens with Dyslexia. Before the re...
5 Feb 202048min
#42 How a Tax inspector Identified Dyslexia for Pamela
We explore a funny story of Pamela who discovered she has dyslexia while filing for her Value Added Tax. We then explore the questions on what to do after being identified. Then she shared what she ha...
2 Feb 202053min
#41 Parent learns the law on dyslexia to make son’s childhood as normal as possible: Parent Advocacy
Ashley Roberts knew something big was going on when her son started to beat his head on the kitchen counter screaming “I’m stupid”. Listen to a parent-advocate from Dyslexia Houston talk about how she...
20 Nov 201945min
