Kate Griggs' book, This is Dyslexia: The Definitive Guide to the Untapped Power of Dyslexic Thinking, reshapes how we view dyslexia - not as a learning difficulty but as a unique, valuable way of thinking. It’s a powerful resource for parents, educators, and those with dyslexia, promoting a shift in perspective that focuses on dyslexic strengths like creativity and problem-solving.
Griggs redefines dyslexia as a neurological difference that brings strengths, especially in areas like entrepreneurship and innovation. She encourages parents and educators to look beyond traditional learning struggles and embrace the broader skills dyslexic individuals bring to the table.
“This is Dyslexia is not just a guide; it’s everything you need to properly understand, value, and support dyslexia. It champions a new school of thought that brings out the best in everyone involved.”
This guide offers practical advice for supporting dyslexic children, urging educators to use more inclusive teaching methods. Parents will feel reassured that their child’s potential is vast, and the book provides useful strategies for fostering that potential, both in school and at home.
This Is Dyslexia stands out with its QR codes linking to videos, making the reading experience more interactive and engaging. Griggs also shares stories and quotes from successful dyslexics like Richard Branson and Steven Spielberg, showing how dyslexic thinkers have shaped various fields. These examples highlight the strengths of dyslexic thinking and offer inspiration.
Ultimately, This is Dyslexia is about empowerment. It encourages readers to celebrate dyslexic strengths and build more inclusive environments. Griggs’ writing is accessible, making the book both informative and enjoyable, with plenty of actionable takeaways.
For anyone looking to better understand dyslexia, support a dyslexic individual, or embrace neurodiversity, This Is Dyslexia is an essential guide, full of insight, inspiration, and practical solutions.
Amazon link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/This-Dyslexia-definitive-untapped-dyslexic
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