I Am Not Dumb, I Am Dyslexic
Are you a parent struggling to understand your child's learning challenges? Do you need help creating the perfect game plan for your learner and improve their skills and self-confidence?
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Can Mystery Adventures Help Kids with Dyslexia Love Reading? | The Mapmakers Society (opens the original)
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Reading doesn't have to be a daily struggle.In this episode of The Empowered Parent Podcast, Jess Arce sits down with Mariana Cots, founder of The Mapmakers Society, to explore a fresh, engaging way to help children, especially those with Dyslexia, develop a love for reading.As a psychiatrist, clinical research professional, and mother of a daughter with Dyslexia, Mariana understands that many bright children learn differently. That inspired her to create The Mapmakers Society, a monthly mystery
Does My Child Need a Dyslexia Evaluation? (opens the original)
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Before this interview I believed parents were wasting their money on expensive evaluations. After all, spending $3,000–$8,000 on a report doesn't teach a child to read, write, or do math. For years, I believed that most families would be better off investing that money in high-quality, evidence-based intervention instead. Then I sat down with educational diagnostician Melanie DeAeth , founder of Assessments Made Easy . This conversation challenged some of my assumptions. Melanie has more than 30
Can a Child with Dyslexia Really Thrive? Meet One of My Former Students. (opens the original)
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Have you ever wondered what your child's future could look like if they received the right support? 💙 When your child is struggling to read, it's easy to worry about what's ahead. Will they ever catch up? Will they be successful? Will they gain the confidence to pursue their dreams? In this episode of The Empowered Parent Podcast, I sit down with someone very special—my former student, Izzy.Years ago, Izzy struggled with Dyslexia. Today, she's graduating a year early with a 4.0 GPA and preparing
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