So What Does Trump’s Presidency Have To Do With Dyslexia?

Submitted by Judy Hanning on Wed, 2017-02-22 04:00
Just as what is decided at a PPT meeting is not always favorable; the election of Donald Trump does not deter the individual from taking action to improve his or her own life. Moreover, those with difficulties can make progress by focusing on their specific needs. The bottom line is that, even when a country moves in a direction, the individual has the freedom of action and choice to fulfill his or her own needs.
There are many things that parents with children with differences can control. The video on dyslexia touches on these key points. As a recap, teaching techniques for children, advocating of children, maintenance of child self-esteem, and excellence in children function as powerful tools to aiding your children in daily life.
Since children with dyslexia learn differently, you can help find the best way to teach them, including using color, movement, stories and other memory tools
~ Lucie Curtiss

Key Takeaways:

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When helping a child with dyslexia, a parent should concentrate on controllable factors.
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Learn the best ways to help your child so you can advocate for them in school.
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You can improve a child’s self esteem by finding out what areas they excel in.
Read the full article here:
http://www.dyslexicandunstoppable.com/so-what-does-trumps-presidency-have-to-do-with-dyslexia/