A man with an astounding memory entertains unsuspecting strangers in Times Square. He uses a technique he calls memory mapping. His method uses pictures to help him remember numbers. It fascinated me because it reminds me of how dyslexics perceive the world as visual thinkers. The clip is taken from a show called Brain Games that airs on National Geographic. I have watched every episode so far and I highly recommend it for people like me who are interested in how the mind works.
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Why I Recommend the Kindle for People Who Struggle With Dyslexia
For a lot of dyslexics reading can feel like an insurmountable task filled with frustration and confusion. I was very excited to find a device that can help make reading a little less of a daunting experience for people who struggle with dyslexia. The Kindle can hold up to 3,500 books on it you can take anywhere. Here is a list of some features on the Kindle I think dyslexics could benefit from.
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