#115 Beyond Word Decoding and the Struggle of Understanding Pronouns. Lois Letchford
This week, I have invited Lois Letchford, a returning guest here in Dyslexia Explored, to talk about her recently published research paper through the International Literacy Association titled “Moving...
31 Aug 202158min
#114 Bilingual and Dyslexia by Aimee Kyffin
Have you tried studying another language? We all know it can be extremely hard to learn something you are not used to. Now, imagine what a child with dyslexia feels after moving to a country with a ve...
6 Jul 202149min
#113 Brilliantly Dyslexic; A Children’s Book that Builds Confidence. Elizabeth Trudeau
This week, I had an interesting conversation with Elizabeth Trudeau, a mother of a daughter with dyslexia. Elizabeth wants to share her passion, a project she just completed which initially started wh...
30 Jun 202156min
#112 Stave House; Music in a Visual and Creative Language. Ruth Travers
This week, I had a very interesting and musical conversation with Ruth Travers, the founder of Stave House. Ruth has developed a process for children to master music theory through visual and creative...
18 Mai 20211h 26min
#111 Reading Music and Dyslexia Group. Discussion on How Dyslexia Affects Learning to Read Music
This week, we invited children with dyslexia, parents and educators to ask them about their experiences with learning music. It surprises me that people are amazed when they hear that dyslexia might a...
17 Mai 20211h 5min
#110 Dungeons & Dragons, Photographic Memory and Dyslexia with Andrew Nehring
We have a very fascinating story we’d like to share this week. It’s about Andrew Nehring who has a photographic memory, excellent auditory memory and dyslexia. It is a very interesting combination bec...
12 Mai 202159min
#109 Reading Specialist Sharing Her Passion for Transforming Literacy Instruction. Lois Letchford
Let’s listen to the story of Lois Letchford, a physical education teacher who became a reading specialist when she discovered her son has dyslexia. She’s written a book called “Reversed: A Memoir”, wh...
4 Mai 20211h 15min
#108 Head of Happiness and Founder of Laughology Talks About Humour and its Impact on Learning. Stephanie Davies
Have you ever heard of the job title Head of Happiness? That’s exactly the job title of our guest for today. She’s a stand-up comedian who thought of bringing stand-up comedy into schools to help them...
28 Apr 20211h 1min
