Issue 12: Dystinct Journey of Dr Praba Soundararajan Paid Members Public
The story of how Dr Praba took his personal experience of being dyslexic, knowledge as a neuroscientist and love for Tintin to write engaging stories for children to introduce them to STEM and visual literacy, which was vital in making a neuroscientist out of a child labelled as stupid.
Issue 12: Dyspraxia/DCD | Emma Long Paid Members Public
Emma Long, a volunteer coordinator working for the Dyspraxia Foundation, shares her experience of struggling to get help for her daughter and how she now volunteers at the Dyspraxia Foundation, which helps families in the region.
Issue 12: How One Student Changed My Reading Practice | Jeremiah Short Paid Members Public
Educator Jeremiah Short shares his story of how one struggling student led him to the Science of Reading research and helped him change his approach to literacy instruction.
Issue 12: Where's Katy? One Mom's Journey from Fear to Freedom | Susan Beddingfield Paid Members Public
Susan Beddingfield talks of her journey from fear to freedom as she learned to embrace her daughter's unique learning style and dyslexia diagnosis.
Issue 12: Dyslexia Through a Family Systems Lens | Dr Brent Moore Paid Members Public
Dr Brent Moore demonstrates how a dyslexia diagnosis not only impacts the person diagnosed but alters the dynamics of their family system and suggests strategies from the family systems theory to influence the stability or growth of the entire system positively.
Issue 12: Dystinct Journey of Justine Vilgrain Paid Members Public
The story of how Justine Vilgrain, a successful creative strategist from Paris, France, who had a turbulent childhood due to the lack of support from the school system in France, is now working to make people with learning difficulties feel accepted.
Issue 12: Dyslexia from the Inside and Out | Dr Helen Ross Paid Members Public
Dr Helen Ross, Co-Vice Chair of the British Dyslexia Association & Chair of the Wiltshire Dyslexia Association, talks about the impact of dyslexia in her personal and professional life and how her experiences made her choose her career path and has led her to where she is now.
Issue 12: Dystinct Report Interview of Dave Strudwick by Flynn Eldridge and Ava Eldridge Paid Members Public
Nine and ten-year-old journalists Ava and Flynn Eldridge have a chat with Dave Strudwick, the owner of The Roofing Hut who has a preference for dyslexic employees. They find out how being dyslexic has contributed to Dave's success in business.
