DYSLEXIA, SMART AND SKILLED
Multisensory Learning and Affirmations
Difficulties for Dyslexic Readers:Our irregular spellings can make it difficult for dyslexic readers to process information through sight alone (reading). By incorporating other senses, you can create alternative pathways for learning.
Methods
- Hearing:Use audiobooks, dictation software, or storytelling.
- Advanced Organizers:Reading along with audiobooks can be helpful for learning new words and spellings.
- Writing:Writing what you see and hear can solidify the learning of new words and spellings.
- Touch:Employ manipulatives like letter blocks or textured flashcards.
- Advanced Methods: Journaling or practicing writing and correction can be valuable for practicing and expree.
- Movement: Kinesthetic activities can reinforce learning, like acting out stories or using movement to represent letters.
- Advanced Method: writing out info or typing which utilizes, muscle memory and reinforces learning.
Positive Reinforcement:
The core message of the title “All my senses are working together” emphasizes creativity and collaboration to overcome obstacles. This is a fantastic attitude to instill in someone with dyslexia. Focus on their strengths and celebrate their progress.
1. Im smart, capable, and resourceful.”
2. “My unique perspective as a global thinker enhances my problem-solving skills.”
3. “I embrace my mind as a strength, as it fosters creativity and innovative thinking.”
4. “I am resilient, overcoming challenges with determination and perseverance.”
5. “My creativaty fuels my motivation to excel and achieve success in my endeavors.”
6. “I am a skilled communicator, finding creative ways to express myself effectively.”
7. “My creativaty empowers me to think outside the box and discover unconventional solutions.”
8. “I am confident in my abilities, recognizing the value I bring to any team or project.”
9. “I embrace learning opportunities, using my global thinking as a catalyst for growth and development.”
10. “I am proud of my creative mind, knowing that it adds depth and richness to who I am.”
Additional Tips:
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Patience and Encouragement: Learning with dyslexia takes time and effort. Be patient and offer encouragement throughout the process.
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Break Down Tasks: Large tasks can be overwhelming. Break them down into smaller, more manageable steps.
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Assistive Technology: Explore tools like text-to-speech software or colored overlays that can make reading easier. Important Note: These tools should be used as an aid for learning words, so reading and writing skills continue to develop.
If you want to continue helping your dyslexic reader, check out my great books on dyslexia.
“Johnny’s Hero’s Journey” is an inspirational book for young dyslexic readers, teaching the brain principles that aid in the development of literacy skills. This anime-inspired story fosters the development of literacy skills and habits for readers aged 6 to 16+.
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“Dyslexia Awareness: The Secret Phonic Lottery” is a creative masterpiece in dyslexia and neurodiversity research, not just a book but a catalyst for students, aiding dyslexic readers, educators, parents, and advocates alike.
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