Everybody needs a role model that shares similar struggles, even if they are fictional characters. Find our Top 5 books for dyslexics and their parents.
Dyslexics often thrive on the court or field more than they do in the classroom. These famous dyslexics are great role models of success!
What did Albert Einstein, Winston Churchill, Thomas Edison, John Lennon, and F. Scott Fitzgerald have in common? They all had a learning difficulty. They were either dyslexic or had to deal with different traits associated with dyslexia. One common misperception about people who have a learning difficulty is that they are less intelligent than other... Read More
Darcey Bussell, CBE, is best known for her two decade-long tenure as the leading lady of British ballet. More recently she joined the judging panel of Strictly Come Dancing. And she is dyslexic. From a young age, school was a nightmare for Darcey. Dyslexia made reading and writing a constant frust
Ann Bancroft’s life is distinguished by the number of firsts she has achieved. In 1986, she became the first woman in history to cross the ice to the North Pole, traveling 1,000 miles by dogsled from Canada’s Northwest Territories.
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Representation: Our eBook fills a significant gap in children's literature by providing representation for children of all colors who experience dyslexia. By featuring diverse characters who overcome challenges related to dyslexia, our eBook offers relatable role models for children who may feel marginalized or overlooked in mainstream media. Empowerment: Through the adventures of The Dyslexic Detective Club, the eBook sends a powerful message of empowerment to children with dyslexia. By showcasing the strengths, talents, and friendship of the dyslexic detectives, we inspire young readers to recognize their own potential and believe in their abilities, regardless of their learning differences. Inclusivity: Our eBook fosters inclusivity by promoting understanding and empathy among all children, regardless of their neurodiversity. By highlighting the value of teamwork, acceptance, and resilience, we encourage readers to celebrate differences and support one another on their journeys. Parental Perspective: Your personal experience as a parent of a child with dyslexia adds authenticity and depth to the eBook. By sharing our journey and advocating for greater representation and awareness, we empower parents to support their children with dyslexia and advocate for their needs. Educational Value: Beyond its engaging storyline, our eBook provides educational value by raising awareness about dyslexia and promoting empathy and understanding among readers. Through subtle storytelling techniques and relatable characters, we help demystify dyslexia and encourage open dialogue about learning differences. Why This Book? Written by young authors with personal experience with dyslexia. Ideal for parents, educators, and kids looking for inclusive stories. Engaging storyline that inspires confidence and teamwork.
Muhammad Ali was known to many as a champion boxer and a man who fought for racial and social justice his entire life. What many may not know, however, is that Ali had dyslexia.
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Jon Adams is the founder of Flow Observatorium, a national project initially granted funding from Arts Council England and now a Charitable Incorporated Organization. Flow Observatorium’s aim is to become a hub for neurodivergent artists, providing peer support and campaigning for recognition, parity of opportunity, and funding. This week Jon shares his passion for art…Read More
Pete Conrad overcame dyslexia to become one of NASA's most-traveled astronauts, logging four trips into space, including Apollo 12.
An old e-mail exchange between Steve Jobs and James Murdoch illustrates how savvy negotiation works.
Her childhood was divided between 13 schools, and she has dyslexia. But Maggie Aderin-Pocock has since designed a host of space instruments, and now presents the Sky at Night
Jack Horner turned a childhood passion for fossil hunting into a career as a world-renowned paleontologist. During the mid-1970s, Horner and a colleague discovered in Montana the first dinosaur eggs and embryos ever found in the Western Hemisphere.
Cem Vardarci put a smile on your face May/2011/Izmir Cem Vardarci who is 21 years old is defeating autism with University based music education in Izmir Turkey He has an amazing gift! As a special student in YASAR UNIVERSITY Faculty of Fine Arts Department of Music, He learns how to play violin and piano while he attends to the Research and Developement Center by having Special Talent Scholarship after taking the required Special Skill Test of Yaşar University. Cem is dyslexic and was the only candidate to enter a university after recovering autism, needed two more scores to pass the University Entering Test in Turkey in 2010.But he succeded in 2011 Though his willing is contagious Mr.Selçuk YAŞAR (Yasar University Founder and Honorary Director) did a favor by giving him the opportunity to teach, guide and mentor him To continue to encourage his God-given talent He has asked to all music teachers "Here is your ultimate challenge". And gave him a year before he's standing in front of the National Youth Symphonic! They hope this might influence his career choices in the future “My dreams have come true” says Cem and meanwhile makes quick improvement. He wishes to ease his communication with people. His story began when his Grandparent pharmacist Nesrin Berker was suspicious about his progress in childhood who eagerly made him diagnosed as autistic-like. That time not enough information and not enough terapist could be found so the family had to order books from states and invited therapists from all over the world Then his sister Psychologist Miss Gülser Vardarcı with possibly a life changing event found that he has exceptional rhythm and acute musical ear. So his Sister,Mom & Dad eagerly exposed him to mussic. That was the turning point. He obviously is full of musical talent He is pretending to play with his face and his body movements to show every dynamic in the music.What a great role model? Parents like us , if you are not already saving for your child like Cem to attend a top level Conservatory of Music, you are seriously missing the boat.
Çocukların dijital erkan karşısında geçirdiği sürenin artması, pek çok göz problemini de beraberinde getiriyor. Bunlardan biri de göz yüzeyinin kuru
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Parents of children with dyslexia aren't alone! Use this guide to find resources, support, and tips about this learning difference.
“Non-Physical Energy” ELIAS: Focus upon your example of air. You are the glass. If you are holding a lid upon this glass, you are containing the air within. If you remove the lid, distinguish for me, which molecule was originally within this glass of air? JIM: Can’t do it! ELIAS: This is the non-physical energy. JIM: Indistinguishable. ELIAS: Replace the glass with an invisible field, a magnetic field which physically contains the portion of air with no lid; therefore allowing a continuous exchange of air molecules flowing in and out of this contained field. Therefore, within your visualization, you see no separation, for you remove the idea of the container. This is your physical expression; not a vessel! (To Ron) Definitely not a lump of flesh! (Laughter) A conscious energy exchange. Each cell, each molecule contains energy and consciousness, and is “awarized.” JIM: Thank you. That clarifies. Elias - 108
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