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Issue 19: The Gift of Learning How to Learn | Hayden Miskinis Members Public

Hayden Miskinis shares her journey as a dyslexic learner and ballet dancer, highlighting how the structured approach to overcoming dyslexia has informed her teaching of dance to young children and led her to advocate for effective learning methods while finding solace in the art of ballet.

Hayden Miskinis
Hayden Miskinis
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Issue 19: A Tale of Two Daughters | Elaine Miskinis Members Public

Elaine shares a poignant account of her two daughters, Kaya and Hayden, and their unique journeys with dyslexia. The story emphasizes the critical role of early intervention and advocacy in overcoming the challenges of dyslexia.

Elaine Miskinis
Elaine Miskinis
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Issue 18: Dystinct Journey of Reuben Bainbridge Members Public

The journey of Reuben Bainbridge, a young talent from County Durham with a diverse career spanning acting, farming, barista work, animal training, and music. His life story highlights resilience in the face of dyspraxia, ADHD, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and dyscalculia.

Zahra Nawaz
Zahra Nawaz
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Issue 18: Dystinct Journey of Kat Alexander Members Public

Kat Alexander shares her lifelong journey with ADHD and dyslexia, recounting the challenges, societal perceptions, and self-discovery, ultimately embracing neurodiversity and advocating for self-acceptance and love.

Kat Alexander
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Issue 17: Letting Go of the Wheel: The Journey of Rachel and Jen Members Public

Navigating the challenges of dyspraxia, a mother and daughter duo, Jennifer and Rachel Cyr, share their personal journey, highlighting resilience, determination, and the art of overcoming obstacles while emphasising the power of understanding and patience.

Jennifer Lynne Cyr
Jennifer Lynne Cyr
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Issue 16: The Dystinct Journey of Smart Hopewell Members Public

Smart Hopewell shares a poignant personal narrative in this article, delving into his personal experience with dyslexia while emphasising the vital role of support, effective coping mechanisms, and embracing one's unique strengths and passions in navigating and thriving with a learning difference.

Smart Hopewell
Smart Hopewell
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Issue 16: The Dystinct Journey of Amanda Benavidez Members Public

Amanda Benavidez shares her journey of turning challenges posed by ADHD and dyslexia into superpowers, propelling her success in various artistic pursuits.

Amanda Benavidez
Amanda Benavidez
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Issue 15: Take Charge of Your Child's Education: A Guide to Personalized Learning | by Mary Resenbeck Members Public

Mary Resenbeck shares her personal experiences of dealing with dyslexia and ADHD in her family and emphasizes the need to reconsider traditional teaching methods to unlock the potential of these students by exploring alternative learning approaches.

Mary Resenbeck
Mary Resenbeck
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