3 Dyslexia Strengths Explained
Creativity, keen problem-solving skills and determination are all strengths commonly associated with dyslexia. While we often focus on the negatives, such as the problems dyslexics experience with reading and spelling, it can help to talk about the positives too! Remember, dyslexia is not a disability, it’s just a different way of processing language in the brain.
In this video Jo Crawford, an inspirational and delightfully dyslexic ambassador for the British Dyslexia Association explains three dyslexia strengths you should know about.
This video is based on the following article from the Read and Spell Blog:
https://www.readandspell.com/dyslexia-strengths
Hear more from Jo on her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh87oeQFzwfos3oxE6Q3nZA
3 Dyslexia Strengths:
Creativity: Many dyslexics have a unique way of thinking which is often reflected by a great imagination. Many famous artists and performers are dyslexic and have used this strength to their advantage.
Thinking outside the box: People with dyslexia often bring together ideas that others wouldn’t and take a fresh approach to problem-solving. This strength can be hugely beneficial in the business world and has helped successful dyslexic entrepreneurs, such as Richard Branson, develop new products and services with unique features.
Hard-working: Many dyslexic students approach learning in a different way to how the standard education system is set up. Therefore, successful dyslexic students build up coping strategies and techniques to reach their full potential. For example, they may build a determined and strong-willed attitude which will help them succeed throughout life.
‘Once you’re able to recognise your dyslexic strengths, you’ll be able to tackle anything!’ - Jo Crawford
For more videos about dyslexia, subscribe to the TTRS YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/user/ttrsuk
To read more about the positives associated with dyslexia and discover some helpful tips on identifying and managing a language-based learning difference, visit the Read and Spell Blog www.readandspell.com/blog hosted by Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS).
About TTRS
Touch-type Read and Spell is a multi-sensory and research-based program that can help children and adults improve their typing, reading, and spelling skills. The program aims to build literacy skills and increase confidence and self-esteem in users as they master the art of keyboarding. Special Education Resource of the Year, 2017 Education Resource Awards. Bett Awards 2018 Finalist. Learn more at www.readandspell.com
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In this video Jo Crawford, an inspirational and delightfully dyslexic ambassador for the British Dyslexia Association explains three dyslexia strengths you should know about.
This video is based on the following article from the Read and Spell Blog:
https://www.readandspell.com/dyslexia-strengths
Hear more from Jo on her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh87oeQFzwfos3oxE6Q3nZA
3 Dyslexia Strengths:
Creativity: Many dyslexics have a unique way of thinking which is often reflected by a great imagination. Many famous artists and performers are dyslexic and have used this strength to their advantage.
Thinking outside the box: People with dyslexia often bring together ideas that others wouldn’t and take a fresh approach to problem-solving. This strength can be hugely beneficial in the business world and has helped successful dyslexic entrepreneurs, such as Richard Branson, develop new products and services with unique features.
Hard-working: Many dyslexic students approach learning in a different way to how the standard education system is set up. Therefore, successful dyslexic students build up coping strategies and techniques to reach their full potential. For example, they may build a determined and strong-willed attitude which will help them succeed throughout life.
‘Once you’re able to recognise your dyslexic strengths, you’ll be able to tackle anything!’ - Jo Crawford
For more videos about dyslexia, subscribe to the TTRS YouTube Channel: https://youtube.com/user/ttrsuk
To read more about the positives associated with dyslexia and discover some helpful tips on identifying and managing a language-based learning difference, visit the Read and Spell Blog www.readandspell.com/blog hosted by Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS).
About TTRS
Touch-type Read and Spell is a multi-sensory and research-based program that can help children and adults improve their typing, reading, and spelling skills. The program aims to build literacy skills and increase confidence and self-esteem in users as they master the art of keyboarding. Special Education Resource of the Year, 2017 Education Resource Awards. Bett Awards 2018 Finalist. Learn more at www.readandspell.com
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