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Transitioning to Entrepreneurship:Since June 2022, I've embarked on an entrepreneurial path after leaving my role as a learning specialist in the education sector.My private educational therapy practice, Think Dyslexia, was established to serve dyslexic and dysgraphic students. But I soon realized something was missing.Discovering My True Calling:Over the past 12 years, I had a successful career as an educator and earned my doctorate in 2019, but my true passion lay elsewhere.This realization...
Schools have a standard way of teaching children; however, making learning fun will also help students retain information better because the process is enjoyable and memorable.In this episode, Lois Letchford, a literacy problem solver, shared her journey with dyslexia, and her son struggled in school, receiving negative comments from teachers. Lois took it upon herself to teach him through poetry and hands-on experiences, emphasizing the importance of connecting learning to real-life situatio...
āEvery child has a different learning style and pace. Each child is unique, not only capable of learning but also capable of succeeding.ā- Robert John Meehan.In this episode, Maria McGinley, a special education lawyer, shares her journey from being a classroom teacher to becoming a lawyer in the special education field. She explains how she saw the need for better support and advocacy for students with special needs and decided to make that transition. Maria discusses the role of a special ed...
There are numerous tools and websites available that can assist struggling learners in various subjects and learning styles. In this episode, Ali Young, the owner of The Learning Lab, shares her journey from being an educator to starting her own business focused on helping struggling learners with specific learning disabilities (SLD) and explains her reasons for building her business. She emphasizes the need for appropriate instruction and early intervention for dyslexic students. Ali hi...
Math can be problematic and fascinating for students as it challenges their brains to think deeply. However, for some students, math can be challenging and may feel like a daunting task.In this episode, Adrianne Meldrum, the Founder and CEO of Made for Math, shares the story behind the business she built named "Made for Math." She explains that her journey as a child who struggled with math is one of her inspirations behind the business. She also talks about math anxiety among students, simil...
As a mother, witnessing our child's journey with dyslexia can be emotionally challenging. However, it's essential to recognize that their dyslexia does not define them. Instead, it highlights their uniqueness and potential for greatness.In this heartwarming episode, Lynn and Jon, the co-authors of "Robby the Dyslexic Taxi and the Airport Adventure," generously share their personal experiences with dyslexia. Inspired by their struggles, they created the book to provide a relatable and empoweri...
Every child, including those with dyslexia, has their learning style for spelling and reading. Understanding and accommodating these individual differences is essential in supporting their educational journey.In this episode, we are privileged to hear from Christine Blance, a Specialist OG-trained Dyslexia Tutor and CEO of Help for Dyslexia, as she shares her journey, profession, and connection to the dyslexia community. Christine reveals that her path into the dyslexia field has been a bless...
Advocating for children with developmental disabilities comes with its fair share of challenges, as this role requires exploring various obstacles while striving to ensure the rights of these children.In this episode, we have the pleasure of hearing from Michele Pitts-Brown, a licensed nurse and a mother of an autistic child, as she shares her journey. She discusses her book that illuminates parents' emotional journey when raising a child with autism, acknowledging the challenges and the roll...
The worldwide literacy issue continues to afflict a significant number of the population, making it difficult for them to read and interpret written material. Individuals with dyslexia experience even more difficulty learning to read in this situation, underlining the critical need for customized treatments and support to address this specific learning difference and promote literacy for all.Jennifer Ford Knopf, the founding director of the REED Charitable Foundation, has a remarkable backgro...
Many people are often unaware of the existence and significance of their higher self. Understanding and connecting with one's higher self can be fundamental when caring for a child with dyslexia, as it can provide a source of guidance, intuition, and empathy that significantly enhances the child's support and well-being.Morganne Owens, a licensed school psychologist, therapist, and coach who helps people self-actualize, shares that her love for helping people heal has profoundly impacted her....
Learning to read is a fascinating process that involves our brains and language working together. However, some people, like those with dyslexia, may face challenges when learning to read. In this episode, Heidi Jane, a former balanced literacy teacher, shared her journey in the science of reading. As she began encountering the challenges faced by dyslexic children in learning to read, she became motivated to make a difference. Heidi delved into the research and best practices surroundin...
A child's comprehension can vary widely from one child to another. One effective tool that can help improve a child's comprehension skills is decodable texts. Decodables are books designed to help children learn and practice phonics. Jen Jones, a highly qualified K-12 Reading Specialist and ELA Staff Developer, has shared that although she was not aware of the term "science of reading" early in her career, she has always been passionate about teaching phonics to her students. As a mother...
Reading is fundamental, but it can be challenging for some children, particularly those with dyslexia. Despite these challenges, dyslexic children can learn to read and succeed in school and beyond. They can develop the reading skills they need with appropriate support and interventions to achieve their full potential.Terrie Noland, Vice President of Educator Initiatives, is passionate about empowering dyslexic learners by providing them with the tools and strategies they need to succeed. Her...
As a parent of a child with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia, it's natural to want the best for them, especially regarding education. However, navigating the complex world of special education can be challenging, and parents often need help advocating for their children effectively.Dan Jordan, a licensed professional counselor and founder of Accessing College, joins us today. Dan's background inspired him to create a service that helps students with disabilities access higher education. ...
Part of the lack of awareness around dyslexia's special education is that it is a relatively new area of focus in many educational systems. Dyslexia was not widely recognized as a learning difference until the 20th century, and even today, many schools and educators are not fully equipped to identify and support dyslexic students.Dean Bragonier is a dyslexic entrepreneur, advocate, and the founder of NoticeAbility Inc. He discovered he had dyslexia at age ten after years of struggling in scho...
Diverse literature, including wordless books, promotes representation and literacy for all learners by allowing them to connect with characters who look like them and come from similar backgrounds. However, this requires ongoing collaboration and commitment from educators, parents, and communities.Hanna Stroud, a Literacy Tutor & Consultant, shares that as a teacher, they saw firsthand how diverse literature impacted their students and became passionate about promoting literacy for all ch...
Education is a fundamental right for everyone. It is imperative to ensure that students with dyslexia receive the appropriate accommodations and support to access and benefit from their education fully. Proper education can make a significant difference in the lives of dyslexic students by improving their self-confidence, academic skills, and chances of success in the workforce. In this episode, Mads Johan Ćgaard, an award-winning artist and special education teacher from Norway, shares ...
In Africa, the knowledge and awareness about dyslexia vary greatly depending on the region and the level of education and awareness in that area. Some countries, such as South Africa, Egypt, Ghana, and Nigeria, have established support systems and resources for individuals with dyslexia. In other parts of Africa, there is little to no awareness or understanding of dyslexia, and this may be due to limited education about learning disorders and cultural stigmatization. Our guest, Rosalin A...
Dysgraphia is a specific learning disability that affects writing skills and can often be overlooked in schools. While it may not be as well-known as other learning disabilities, such as dyslexia, dysgraphia can significantly impact students' ability to express themselves through writing. In this episode, I discuss the five accommodations for students with dysgraphia and how these can help students succeed in the classroom. Firstly, by asking what the objective is, educators can ensure t...
Writing skills are integral to communication because they allow you to clearly and quickly communicate your message in written form. However, for individuals with motor dysgraphia, writing can be a challenging and frustrating experience, and it can significantly impact a person's ability to express themselves in writing.In this episode, I discuss the different signs and symptoms of motor dysgraphia, such as difficulties in various aspects of writing, like letter formation, letter placement, a...
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