by Arran Smith | Dec 21, 2019 | Education, Technology For Studying
Note-taking for many dyslexic learners can be a source of anxiety when studying in class or in lectures. So why not encourage a new way of note-taking? Since my daughter was diagnosed with dyslexia, many of you will know that I have been on a journey of learning about...
by Arran Smith | Dec 20, 2019 | Education
Next month the British Dyslexia Association will be holding their latest Parent Pop-Up Roadshow in Kingston-upon-Thames. What can parents of dyslexic children expect to gain from attending? Throughout 2019, the British Dyslexia Association, in association with St...
by Arran Smith | Dec 12, 2019 | Education, Mental Wellbeing, Technology For Studying
In this article, I will explore how we can engage reluctant writers to write their essays in school. When dyslexia is in the mix, we need a different approach as advocated by ‘Dyslexic Friendly Schools’ advocate and consultant, Neil Mackay.What’s the challenge?...
by Arran Smith | Dec 9, 2019 | Education
With multi-sensory learning being a huge hit for dyslexic learners, it makes sense then that using board games to learn could well come with benefits. Let’s look at five great reasons why this could be the case. 1) Board games are inclusive.Anyone who likes board...
by Arran Smith | Dec 8, 2019 | Education, Technology For Studying
Time for some festive fun for Christmas 2019. Tell me how assistive technology has been useful in helping a dyslexic child or young person (that you support) to study and you could win Studying With Dyslexia Blog Christmas prizes including a £25 Amazon voucher donated...
by Arran Smith | Dec 6, 2019 | Education, Mental Wellbeing, Technology For Studying
We all learn in different ways…It is ironic isn’t it. I am someone who learns so much more effectively when I am watching a video rather than reading loads of text. Some people love to read and get so much out of it. Everyone is different. As part of widening my...
