Tag Archive - Dyslexia Research

Tricks for a Fantastic Memory for People Who Struggle With Dyslexia

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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Can A Diet Change Help People With Dyslexia?

There has been a lot of talk about how a persons diet could really improve ones ability to focus and thus improving the disorientation dyslexics can experience.  My perspective on the diet is that it helps increase the threshold so that people with learning disabilities can handle more confusion and not disorient so often.  I think diet can be ONE of the pieces of the puzzle in helping overcoming a learning challenge.

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Common Traits and Behaviors of Dyslexics

If a few or more of these symptoms are consistently experienced, dyslexia is the likely cause. These areas are addressed within the procedures of the Davis Dyslexia Correction® Program which I tailor to the individual.

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A New Perspective On Dyslexia

Dyslexia was the first general term invented to describe reading problems. Now over 70 names are used to describe various aspects of dyslexia. There are many different theories of what dyslexia is, what causes it, and why the disability occurs.

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