The growth mindset for Dyslexia

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Gravity Goldberg says that struggle is part of reading, not a unique experience to students learning to read. It’s common to start a book and be confused, or to read a passage and miss something, but teachers don’t often make it clear how universal that experience is, no matter one’s reading level. Rather than being assignors, monitors and managers, Goldberg coaches teachers to see themselves as miners, mirrors, models and mentors.

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Free guitar lessons

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What a great plan, read up on the free guitar lessons an artist is offering to people with dyslexia.

Lewis-Walker said:

“Music is an experience and you can learn a song, but if you learn it with heart, you can perform it better.

“People who are dyslexic are the most talented people on the planet, but society tells them different. I want to change this. If I can help at least one individual change their mindset with creative means, I have done my job.

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Reading and Writing difficult? You will have another talent!

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MALAYSIAN illustrator and The One Academy graduate Vince Low does not let dyslexia stop him from living a normal life.

His “Vince Low: Dyslexia Couldn’t Stop Me” publicity campaign which featured his trademark scribble portraits won him many awards and shot him to international fame after it was featured in The Daily Mail UK and The Huffington Post.

“People with dyslexia are special, you just have to discover that talent within you and believe in yourself,” he said.

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