Understanding Dyslexia For Kids

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  • + Tobii Tobii Eyetracking 8 months ago
    Nice show!
    Here’s a slideshow that shows how Dyslexic people’s eyes move differently to non-dyslexics. http://www.slideshare.net/Tobii/dyslexia-and-eye-tracking
  • + hileryjane Hilery Williams 8 months ago
    This is my presentation. I want to apologise that it is not very dyslexia friendly! The original was much more so, with an better font (Comic Sans) and coloured backgrounds.
    I use the presentation with whole schools, whole classes and small groups to aid understanding. I usually ask for a response in Mind Map form, this being a tool that many learners with dyslexia find more accessible than writing.
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  1. What do you mean - Dyslexia? Dyslexia Support Service
  2. Dyslexia doesn’t have to be a big deal. Dyslexia is a learning DIFFERENCE
    • Many people with Dyslexia
    • have problems
    • READING + SPELLING .
  3. Sometimes people with Dyslexia REVERSE letters and numbers
  4. ORGANISING and PLANNING can also be a difficulty
  5. Finding DIRECTIONS can be a challenge (and not just for those with Dyslexia !)
    • And when it comes to remembering things – most dyslexics have a rotten MEMORY !!!
    • (At least for every day stuff).
  6. Many people with Dyslexia have enormous strengths in areas that don’t need formal literacy skills
  7. Brayns
    • I’m miles mor clevver than enniwun els.
    • Thers milyons of brayns in mi hed.
    • I can mack modls that reely wurk,
    • And dig kyts that fli ovahed.
    • Mi pichurs r betr than orl the rest .
    • But I onli got 2 in the spelin test.
  8. Can you read our definition of Dyslexia ?
    • Dyslexia is evident when accurate and fluent word  and/or  develops very incompletely or with great  .
    This is how some dyslexic people see words. And it’s not just about decoding. Sometimes the words move about on the page too.
  9. Here it is again…
    • Dyslexia is evident when accurate and fluent word reading and/or spelling develops very incompletely or with great difficulty.
    • British Psychological Association, 1999
  10. Dyslexia
    • Between 2 and 5 pupils in every class will have some dyslexic type difficulties, ranging from mild to severe.
  11. People learn in different ways. Let’s celebrate each others’ differences !
  12. Mind Mapping what we know about Dyslexia
  13. I know about Mind Mapping
    • I know
    • what Mind Mapping is
    • when to use a Mind Map
    • why a Mind Map can be a good way of organising ideas
    • where to put the most important information
    • the benefits of making Mind Maps on the computer
    • Tick
    • green if you know
    • amber if you’re not too sure
    • red if you don’t know

+ Hilery WilliamsHilery Williams, 8 months ago

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