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1. Dyslexia Is A Sign of a Highly Intelligent and Creative Person When my son entered fourth grade, his school work came to a screeching halt. After a very frustrating year, I found out he was dyslexic. I immediately began researching this perplexing brain patterning. From the beginning I was very drawn to Ron Davi...
2. Dyslexia Friendly | Living With Dyslexia. | Online Test For Dyslexia My youngest son was recently diagnosed with severe dyslexia, which apart from being anxious of what lay a head of us in terms of corrective learning skills, we were somewhat relieved that we finally had an explanation to the on going battle we have h...
3. Auditory Processing Disorder Auditory Processing Disorder (APD) is a little known condition that may affect 10% of children, the majority of whom are undiagnosed. APD is a term that is often used to describe people with normal hearing who have listening difficulties. According...
4. Children with Dyspraxia I thought I'd start this lens because I'm a father of three wonderful children.  My eldest and only son Daniel, who is now 14 years old, was diagnosed with Dyspraxia when he was 5 years old and subsequently with ADHD.  Life with Daniel...
5. Kindle for the Blind and Visually Impaired You spoke, Amazon listened and is improving the Kindle wireless reader to make it even more easily usable for the blind and visually-impaired as well as those with other learning disabilities such as dyslexia. The features that make Kindle so popula...
6. What's the Most Accurate Adult Dyslexia Test? Adult dyslexia is a problem that is more common than folks may realize. The main cause for this is that lots of people are not diagnosed with dyslexia till they get into College or even later. Symptoms of dyslexia could also be hidden from parents or...
7. Problem Solving with Tony Buzan's Mind Mapping Problem solving is one of the key skills required to be successful at work, but finding speedy and imaginative solutions to the challenges and difficulties that inevitably arise is not an easy task. When confronted with a problem, all too often, we t...
8. What the heck is dyscalculia? Dyscalculia is the Jermaine Jackson of the dyslexia family... Most people have heard of dyslexia, but dyscalculia is much less well-known. Dysclaculia is a learning disability similar to dyslexia, but where dyslexics have trouble with words, dyscal...
9. Hey Teacher, My Child Can't Read! Get Answers about Learning Disabilities Here... 2. Do you feel like you are the only person who thinks there is a problem? 3. Have you attended a school conference to discuss your child's "progress"? 4. Have you attended more than one of these meetings? 5. Are you on a first name basis (yet) wi...
10. Improve Your Memory with Tony Buzan's Mind Mapping Memory can lead to the accomplishments of many astonishing feats. Take for example the story of Mozart visiting Rome in 1770, when he was 14, and listened to Allegri's Miserere in the Sistine Chapel. The half-hour long piece of music was considered s...
11. Simple Techniques to Improve Communication Immediately My life has been one of communication challenges. I have lived in two cultures most of my adult life (and I don't mean man and woman). My husband and I speak Spanish, yet my children and I speak English. My son is dyslexic which presents all kinds of...
12. Improve Your Study Skills with Tony Buzan's Mind Mapping - Tips in Note Taking If you are a full-time student or are studying from home, you probably make a lot of notes during your lectures and lessons and when reading your text books and course materials. Later you will almost certainly review these notes when preparing for a...
13. Mind Mapping for Dyslexics The benefits of Mind Mapping are well known. It is used by millions of people across the world for a wide variety of activities from planning, organizing and learning to problem solving in settings ranging from educational, professional or just at ho...
14. Creating Your First Mind Map In this article I am going to help guide you through the simple instructions on creating your first Mind Map. Firstly you need to decide on the topic in question, it is important to remember that there is no limit to what you can Mind Map, ranging f...
15. Irlen Syndrome Are you curious about Irlen Syndrome, scotopic sensitivity, dyslexia,asperger's syndrome or  migraine headaches. I am here to offer positive feedback regarding my personal success utilizing Irlen tinted lenses for the dyslexia I never realized I...
16. Coral Milburn-Curtis Coral Milburn-Curtis is from Oxford, England. After teaching in Sheffield, Harlow, South Africa and Magdalen College Oxford she took over the headship of the country's top primary school, leading it and two other primary schools for 10 years. During...
17. Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) in Bristol and Bath Emotional Freedom Technique or EFT is an incredibly powerful technique which can benefit both your emotional and physical health and well-being. It is a meridian based energy therapy and has become increasingly popular over the past decade due to bei...
18. Learning Disabilities: ADD/ADHD Children who have learning difficulties whether diagnosed professionally or not, are very capable, smart people. They may need extra encouragement and attention, but they can certainly be successful throughout their school years and in life. Learnin...
19. Overcome Dyslexia Having trouble reading? You're far from alone. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services says that around 15% of Americans struggle with dyslexia. Some experts estimate that between 30 and 50% of adults have some sort of learning disabilities....
20. Brain Training at LearningRx Kennesaw LearningRx Kennesaw is one of 50 unique brain training centers across the country. Our center is located at the intersection of Acworth Due West Rd and Cobb Parkway in Kennesaw, GA. We offer one-to-one training to help strengthen cognitive skills lik...