Have the Conversation Podcast with Calla and Leanne. They speak with Sue Hall on dyslexia. Inside of this episode: ↣ What is dyslexia and is there a solution? ↣ Discussion on Various Coping Strategies for Learning Types. ↣ Davis Learning Strategies for the Whole Class ↣ The relationship between a good diet and your ability.
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The Quiet Warrior Tom Dutta interviews Sue Hall about Gifted With Dyslexia Pins – our universal symbol for dyslexia.
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Sue Blyth Hall is privileged to be part of: The Brilliance of Dyslexia Mini Masterclass Series which is for parents who have the passion to help their kids understand who they are, their unique way of thinking, and to envision what is possible for them so that learning becomes easy, exciting, and purposeful. Our expert
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Davis Learning Strategies Online July 19/20 and 22/23, 2021 ! A transformational workshop….the missing piece in Primary Education. This two day, hands-on workshop for primary teachers provides unique, fun, transformative and innovative strategies for classroom management and improving reading instruction. Homeschool parents of primary age...
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Celebrating 40 Years – The Ron Davis Story “Forty years ago – in 1981 – Ronald Dell Davis stumbled on a breakthrough idea.” That breakthrough idea was the discovery of the root cause of Dyslexia. Disorientation. To read more visit Dyslexia the Gift Blog Here To read The Ron Davis Story visit Here Photo...
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Sue Hall speaks at TEDx Bear Creek Park, March 27, 2021
Read moreAbsurdities of English Spelling The following is an article by The English Spelling Society on poems showing the absurdities of English spelling. The classic spelling poem is Chaos by Gerard Nolst Trenité, published by SSS in Journal 17. I take it you already knowOf tough and bough and cough and dough?Others may stumble, but not
Read more“Is there really a ‘science of reading’ that tells us exactly how to teach kids to read?” The Washington Post, Valerie Strauss, January 26, 2021 “One of the longest-running education debates — commonly referred to as a war — has been over how to teach reading. It started in the 1800s, when Horace Mann, often
Read moreHave a quick look at this, a great interview with Manda Aufochs that we did. Listen to the full interview Here: https://cortescurrents.ca/interview-with-sue-hall Thanks for your continued interested! Sue….
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