Dyslexia - A different perspective: My experiences teaching children with dyslexia.
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Dyslexia -The Shut Down Learner – Book review.
A few of you have been asking me to recommend books and I thought it will be a good idea to review books for my readers.
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Dyslexia - Recognizing the genius sitting next to you...
I requested one of my readers to write an article on her personal experience with dyslexics and the following is what she wrote.
Dyslexia and Meares-Irlen Syndrome
I have been reading a few articles on dyslexia where it says that some children see words jumping around thus making it difficult for children to read. Not one of my students had complained about words jumping around.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Read to your children, whatever their ages
Read to your children, whatever their ages
One of my readers, Heidi, made the following comment on my article entitled: - “Headmistress agrees with the advice given on dyslexia”:
Heidi wrote, “I read to my son every night since he was a baby. He grew up to be a dyslexic. He is awful with punctuation, but I never have to change his grammar or sentence structure. It is always correct. He also likes to write stories (just for years they weren't spelled right). Now, I know the reading must have really helped his correct usage of word structure, and probably his love for writing stories.”
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Teach your dyslexic child to read - Phonics vs sight reading
Which is a better method to teach children to read – phonics or sight reading (whole language)?
Phonics aims at teaching children the skills necessary to decode a word.
Phonics aims at teaching children the skills necessary to decode a word.
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Who says dyslexic children are phonologically unaware? & Lesson 26
Many of the articles on dyslexia say that dyslexics are phonologically unaware. A little thought will clearly reveal that this statement cannot be true.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Dyslexics - Can they become writers and authors? & Lesson 25
Many people confuse difficulties in reading and the ability to write. Many of the well known writers are dyslexic. Dyslexia affects one’s ability to read and spell (in orthographically inconsistent language) but it does not affect one’s imagination and creativity.
Saturday, May 8, 2010
Dyslexia and iPhone & Lesson 24
Recently there has been a lot of articles on dyslexia and iPhones. A dyslexic had said that he could read easier on an iPhone and that has triggered many articles on how iPhones can help solve the problems of a dyslexic.
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