Being diagnosed with Dyslexia can be a life-changing experience for many people, but it does not necessarily have to be a life-limiting one. Your family and friends mean well, but sometimes you feel fewer inhibitions only with people who share your ordeal, and this is where the concept of support groups comes in. A support … Read more
Dyslexia is a learning disorder characterized by reading and writing disabilities and tends to affect 3 to 7% of the population globally. Although most dyslexics are diagnosed in their childhood, it may be possible to have a delayed diagnosis of dyslexia in one’s adulthood. Likewise, governmental intervention to a large extent is focused on intervention … Read more
Children are not the sole beneficiaries of multisensory learning. Even grown-ups are always on the path of learning. Learning deficiencies force many individuals to drop out[1] of schools and colleges. This abandonment may reflect limited reading and writing skills. A few medical conditions or neuromotor disorders may disrupt other aspects of an adult’s normal life … Read more
Adulthood has challenges of its own. In a run to figure out various things, some people may find themselves losing grip over basic skills like counting money. Also, an aging brain may give an adult a tough time managing money[1]. Mostly, receding sharpness in handling money management issues can be overcome by regular practice or … Read more
Dealing with money is an important requirement of adult life. But, it is not an easy affair for people who suffer from learning disorders. They might find it difficult to manage day-to-day financial affairs. That is why many dyscalculics confided having entrusted the money matters to their close ones or trustable friends. Let’s learn through … Read more