Parents Raising Outstanding & Understood Dyslexic Kids

Parents Raising Outstanding & Understood Dyslexic Kids A volunteer-run media and advocacy group dedicated to helping parents focus on strengths of their child while helping the family learn along the way.

Not the first school for dyslexic kids but the first one for public school NYC kids.  πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘
01/25/2025

Not the first school for dyslexic kids but the first one for public school NYC kids. πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘

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03/31/2022

Influencers impact the world by integrating and normalizing as a skill. It's about time, especially when this is something that at least a fifth of the population experiences. Thank you Sir Richard Branson.

Made By Dyslexia has a super insightful Dyslexia Awareness Part 1 & 2 available for all on the Microsoft Educator Center...
03/04/2021

Made By Dyslexia has a super insightful Dyslexia Awareness Part 1 & 2 available for all on the Microsoft Educator Center that helps explain learning differences and give tips to educators on how to create supportive environments and engaged lesson plans.

Earn your badge or share with your kids' school teachers and administrators today!

https://education.microsoft.com/en-us/course/4acb190d/overview via Microsoft Education

It took some serious courage for young middle school boy to share how his brain excels and struggles at different pieces...
11/06/2020

It took some serious courage for young middle school boy to share how his brain excels and struggles at different pieces of academic learning. Well done, Jacob!

We need more everyday heroes like Mr. Povey in the world, i.e. teachers who can see kids gifts and coach them through mindset shifts and better understanding of themselves so they can learn and grow into their full potential.

Year 7 Jacob feels different to everyone else because of his dyslexia. After talking to headteacher Mr. Povey, he realises that he doesn’t have a disability, bu...

Did you know your fingers can act as a calculator to count from 0 to 99 using a Korean developed method called Chisenbop...
11/04/2020

Did you know your fingers can act as a calculator to count from 0 to 99 using a Korean developed method called Chisenbop?

Empower kids who have yet to be allowed to use a calculator in class(es) with this technique. The more they practice, the better they calculate! 😊

Elementary school teacher in training, Cindy Edwards, demonstrates how to add and subtract with Chisenbop. Her enthusiasm and clarity make it easy to learn t...

Minute 14:00 is priceless where Comedian Liz Miele talks about a desire to teach Creative Spelling, feel free to checkou...
08/12/2020

Minute 14:00 is priceless where Comedian Liz Miele talks about a desire to teach Creative Spelling, feel free to checkout entire talk where she shares a deep feeling dyslexics can relate to and a recurring experience of approaching life when compared with neurotypicals.



http://dyslexicadvantage.org Comedian Liz Miele talks dyslexia and thinking different in this inspirational talk at the Dyslexic Advantage Conference on Dysl...

The guy who shared the joys of reading back in the day when the television was part of children's daily rhythm and not o...
04/18/2020

The guy who shared the joys of reading back in the day when the television was part of children's daily rhythm and not on demand.

He'll livestream readings on Twitter

Bringing giggles to you and your's with this book that makes light of spelling certain words with infamous silent letter...
09/26/2019

Bringing giggles to you and your's with this book that makes light of spelling certain words with infamous silent letters.

Worst. Alphabet Book. Ever.

What a great gift!  Schwab changed investing and now he's bringing hope to a fifth of our learners who show up daily to ...
09/18/2019

What a great gift! Schwab changed investing and now he's bringing hope to a fifth of our learners who show up daily to a system that struggles to use resources to help dyslexics succeed.

Diagnosed with dyslexia at 40, Charles Schwab's $20 million gift to UCSF and UC Berkeley will help researchers and educators make new discoveries and boost learning.

Learning and connecting the sounds is the key... and sometimes it takes grit, time, practice and love, sweat and tears a...
08/09/2019

Learning and connecting the sounds is the key... and sometimes it takes grit, time, practice and love, sweat and tears along the way.

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