Explore more of Rachel's articles on dyslexia, learning, parenting, emotions and neurodiversity. Practical insights to help you understand, support and celebrate different ways of learning.
The Gift of Dyslexia: What Ron Davis Really Meant by It
Ron Davis believed the mind that struggles with reading is the same mind that holds a dyslexic learner's talents. Here's what he meant by the gift.
Clay Modelling for Dyslexia: The Three Parts of a Word
Ron Davis described every word as having three parts. Learn how Davis clay modelling helps picture-thinkers master the words with no picture.
For the Young Ones Coming Through: What Ron Davis Understood About the Dyslexic Mind
For Dyslexia Awareness Month, explore Ron Davis's insight that dyslexia is a way of thinking, not damage, and signs your child may be a picture thinker.
Dyslexia in Children: It's Nice to Know I'm Not Stupid
What does dyslexia really look like? Real stories from families, and practical tools that help dyslexic children rebuild confidence and start learning differently.
The Teen Who Couldn’t Write What She Knew | Master Dyslexia
What dyslexia looks like in bright, hardworking people — and what changes when learning fits.
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