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Tag Archives: Aspergers
Neurodiversity Celebration Week Continued: Exceptional Interpersonal Skills
EPIC students can create verbal communications with a rich and interesting advanced vocabulary; many have developed these skills to compensate for their lack of ability with written communication. They can have tremendous powers to connect with other people and when … Continue reading
New: The Elephants in the Classroom
The Elephants in the Classroom: Uncovering Every Student’s Natural Power of Mental Imagery to Enhance Learning My latest book, The Elephants in the Classroom talks directly to parents and teachers, providing a much-needed new perspective on the explosion of learning difficulties in our … Continue reading
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The cost of learning difficulties
I want to tell you a story about Freddy Freddy (not his real name), was a bright child and used to go to school – how did his parents know he was bright? Creative, charming, a bit of a character. His … Continue reading
Research into who has good mental images
This morning on BBC Breakfast TV, Prof Adam Zeman, University of Exeter discussed what he is calling Aphantasia, the inability of some people to see mental images. He says Aphantasia is not a disorder, disability or a condition, it is just … Continue reading
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#worldautismawareness Learn how mental imagery relates to Autism
Our own mental imagery are very significant for lots of learning difficulties, including behavioural, emotional and social challenges, such as ADHD, Asperger’s, Autism and Dyslexia Join our bitesize teleseminar, offered as part of World Autism Awareness Week, and find out … Continue reading
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Welwyn and Hatfield Group: Mental imagery and special needs 11th Feb 7:30pm
Find our how you can picture words to improve literacy and Dyslexia, stop images moving to reduce ADHD and increase concentration, reduce the information experienced in Sensory Overload, help Autism/Aspergers. Olive Hickmott, Empowering Learning, who has a wealth of experience … Continue reading
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Empowering Learning goes to Docklands, London Thurs 27th Feb 7:30pm
On Thursday 27th Feb, I am running an introductory workshop in Docklands; do come and join us. Sponsored by Paul Cosens, Founder of the Canary Wharf NLP Community,come and learn how….. NLP can be used to help people with Poor … Continue reading
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Is imposing Synthetic phonics “almost abuse”
According to Andrew Davis, research fellow at Durham University, insisting that children who can already read when they start school must learn synthetic phonics is “almost a form of abuse”. There are several reports about his publication To read or … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, almost abuse, andrew davis, Aspergers, Autism, BBC, dyslexia, ITV, literacy, numeracy, phonics, reading, spelling, Synthetic phonics, TES, Tourettes
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Grounding for ADHD, Aspergers and Autism
One of the most popular techniques we teach families with ADHD, Aspergers or Autism is grounding. Doesn’t matter whether it is for the children or the parents, the whole family will benefit. When we want to learn it is invaluable … Continue reading
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Why are schools not interested…
Why are schools not interested in the vital contribution mental imagery makes to our ability to think and learn, when mental imagery has been extensively used for sports performance for at least the last 10 years? The simple answer is that no Teacher or … Continue reading
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Tagged ADHD, Aspergers, Autism, concentration, Dyscalculia, dysgraphia, dyslexia, Jonny Wilkinson, literacy, numeracy, Tom Daley
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