The Gift of Dyslexia lecture about the amazing Davis methods
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- The Gift of Dyslexia has been a best-selling book for decades, explaining why dyslexics struggle and how they can easily be helped.
Axel Gudmundsson, director of Gifted Dyslexic explains the amazing Davis method and the Gift of Dyslexia workshop for parents, home-educators, teachers and remedial therapists who want an immediately effective and simple method to help dyslexics overcome their learning challenges.
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As someone who struggled with dyslexia in school this was so informative! I had so many teachers completely confused about what was “going on” with me. Some thought I was dumb and gave me an iq test. Unsurprisingly I tested poorly in the reading/comprehension/phonological awareness but outstanding in spatial awareness and problem solving which had them really scratching their heads. Others saw that I just needed a different approach to help me. One math teacher in particular changed my life by taking time to help me understand things in a way I could digest. It was the first time I felt like something wasn’t wrong with me and maybe I was just different. My son is still young, but I’ve been researching the subject so I can help him if/when the time comes. What a great resource!
Your son has at least 50% chances of being a neurodivergent person, which school is likely to struggle with. Sign up to the free online course and make sure he succeeds in reading: ua-cam.com/video/f-85qIlStJ0/v-deo.htmlsi=Bi-KltffM3SnHqOD
I fully agree with Davis method and it's usefulness, however, how do you deal with Chinese or Japanese alphabets with 10,000 unique and similar looking symbols that often have no relation to the real image??
I have never worked with a Chinese client, but my colleague Livia Wong has done that for many years. I suggest you contact her via her website:
www.amazelearning.com/en/workshops/davis
Wow!!!! This is AMAZING! Thank you so very much.
Thank you so much. If you are dyslexic yourself, did this agree with your experience? If you are a parent of a dyslexic child, did this explain what your child is going through?
I happen to know that you are going to attend the Gift of Dyslexia workshop starting next week. What was it that made most sense to you?
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I learned so much from your video. Thank you
Thank you. If you are dyslexic yourself, did this agree with your experience? If you are a parent of a dyslexic child, did this explain what your child is going through?
Please like and subscribe, and share this video with anyone who you think will benefit.
just to add onto it KEEP EDUCATING YOURSELF! do not stop.
The Davis methods essentially train you in how to learn, so they let a foundation for life long learning.
Thank you❤
You're welcome 😊
You can now prevent these problems by signing up to our free trial of our online course 2 Learn to Read:
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Do you have the programme in Norwegian?
Yes we do, speak to Marit: www.davismethod.org/item/marit-gramstad/
I read dislexia exists in China, but they have pictures, not words. How this method applies to other languages?
The high-frequency words exist in most languages, and their meaning tend to be difficult to picture in any language. Likewise, once you have mastered the meaning of these words in one language, it becomes easy to add them in another language.
I have a colleague who works with the Davis method in Chinese. You may want to ask her for more details about Chinese: www.davismethod.org/?s=livia&category=&location-address=&a=true
But if u ask the same questions to non dyslexic people they would also not know thats a bike or pen... but doctors in sweden told i have dyslexia but i could still read and never flip that b to d...
So what are your signs of dyslexia?