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How can I get my child assessed for ASD, dyspraxia or ADHD?

by Georgina Smith | Jan 29, 2018 | Autism, Dyspraxia, Service Providers, Speech and Language

How can I get my child assessed for ASD, DCD or ADHD? As dyslexia assessors we start to identify characteristics of other learning difficulties.  When we advise parents about additional learning difficulties such as autism (ASD), dyspraxia (DCD) and ADHD, we always...

Raphael Hofaecker- A Study of Language and Dyslexia – University College London

by Georgina Smith | Jan 23, 2018 | Uncategorized

Do you speak more than one language? Bilinguals needed for University College London, Dyslexia Study Raphael Hofaecker is a Third Year Psychology student at University College London. Throughout his studies he has been concerned with the application of psychology to...

Taking the Stress out of essay writing- John Hicks – SEN Jigsaw 2018

by Georgina Smith | Jan 22, 2018 | Assistive Technology, Dyslexia, Reading, Schools, SEN Jigsaw Conference 2018, Spelling, Uncategorized

I am very excited to be leading a workshop at the SEN Jigsaw Conference on April 21st.  I am excited because I get to meet some brilliant delegates who all have a focus on supporting young dyslexic talent through education.  This will be our third year of running the...

Whole word recognition and literacy- Georgina Smith of CodeBreakers- SEN Jigsaw 2018

by Georgina Smith | Jan 22, 2018 | Dyslexia, Reading, SEN Jigsaw Conference 2018, Spelling

  Dyslexia assessor and tutor, Georgina Smith, the author of CodeBreakers® is also the co-organiser of the SEN Jigsaw Conference.  Read on to find out about her workshop at the SEN Jigsaw. How whole word recognition does not support all our learners. Please could you...

Why doesn’t my dyslexic child retain what they have learned?

by Georgina Smith | Jan 19, 2018 | Dyslexia, Reading, Schools, Spelling

  Why doesn’t my dyslexic child retain what they have learned? When I get a phone call from parents asking about assessments they will often say their child is bright and intelligent but they struggle to understand why they don’t retain information. There can be...
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Can drawing help reading, spelling and study skills? Yes!!!
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All students at Codebreakers make a reading card with the sound they are working on. On the reverse the have a clue word for the sound a draw a picture to represent the word. We've always known it provides a semantic link. Here's more evidence to support it works. amp.edutopia.org/article/science-drawing-and-memory ... See MoreSee Less

The Science of Drawing and Memory

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Want students to remember something? Ask them to draw it.
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