PPT-Neurodiversity and Dyslexia

Introduction Neurodiversity Reframing what we think we know Reframing w hat we think we know processing difficulties Auditory Visual Motor Time paradigm shift laterality meaning implications. in Action . The Workplace. The . Neurodiverse. are . leaders in . technology and business. Steve Jobs (Apple Mac) Bill Gates (Microsoft. ). City University report - 35% . o. f entrepreneurs are dyslexic (Professor Logan 2009). Introduction. Neurodiversity. Reframing what we think we know. Reframing w. hat we think we know. processing difficulties. Auditory. Visual. Motor. Time. paradigm shift. laterality. meaning. implications. Engaging learners with SEND. Working together to empower educators to cater for Special Educational Needs. 1. Specialist skills. Advanced skills. Core skills. 2. All schools should have a clear approach to . SpLD. : All teachers are teachers of SEND. Bronze Level: . Awareness for all teaching & support staff. School commitment. Continuing Professional Development & Awareness of Dyslexia and other . Engaging learners with SEND. Working together to empower educators to cater for Special Educational Needs. 1. Specialist skills. Advanced skills. Core skills. 2. All settings should have a clear approach to . Julia . Koifman. Beit . Ekshtein. High . S. chool, Beit . Yanay. Annual . ETAI Conference. Jerusalem, 2015. Programme. Introduction. Recognizing . LD Students . Reading, Writing and Listening in LD Classes. Can Do. University of utah reading clinic. . Dr. Kathleen J. Brown. www.uurc.org. 801-265-3951. Dyslexia Basics. Dys = abnormal; not in a positive way . (Greek). Lex = word . (. Greek). Misconceptions (e.g., see backwards, words jump on the page, colored lenses, marching, eye training). MRCGP. . Zahid Asghar. 1 . Niro Siriwardena. 1 . . . Larcombe. J. 2. , . Elfes. C. 2. , . Neden. K. 2. , Salim A. 2. , Smalley D. 2. , Richardson J. 2. , Blow C. 2. 1 . University . of Lincoln, . A . specific learning . difficulty. ’ (SLD) . -. when individuals (15%) do . well in some areas of . learning, but . unexpectedly have problems . in others. ‘Dyslexia’ . or . ‘Reading Disorder’ . Kara . Lybarger. -Monson. Moorpark College, English Professor. klybargermonson@vcccd.edu. Multicultural Day 2018. Background. ADHD and ASD are neurological disorders. Research shows that the disorders have 50% genetic and 50% environmental causes. WHAT IS NEURODIVERSITY? . The range of differences in individual brain function and behavioral traits, regarded as part of normal variation in the human population.. Neurodiversity is an umbrella term that refers to Autism, but also, Asperger’s, ADHD, Dyslexia, Bipolar Disorder,. 1 in every 10 people has dyslexia.. It often runs in families.. Dyslexia can be.... Finding it hard to read because you can’t match sounds to the letters in words. . . . . . . and you may lose the place a lot when you try to concentrate. June 2022. Would you rather…. be able to read minds. . or know the future? . March is . Neurodiversity Awareness Month. What is neurodiversity?. Neurodiversity is a viewpoint that brain differences are normal, rather than deficits.. Dr. Jag Jutley-Neilson . Director of Student Experience. Warwick Institute of Higher Education Academy Learning Circle lead for Neurodiversity and Higher Education. What is Neurodiversity . Judy Singer coined the term in the 1990s .