The Creative Brilliance of Dyslexia | Kate Griggs | TEDxBrighton
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Dyslexia should be seen as a unique way of thinking, not just a disability, as shown by successful individuals like Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein. Changing perceptions and providing support for dyslexic individuals can help nurture their strengths and showcase the valuable perspective they offer.
Insights
- Dyslexia is not just a disability but a unique way of thinking that can offer advantages due to creative and lateral thinking enabled by brain wiring differences.
- Promoting early identification and proper support for dyslexic children, as seen in initiatives like Made by Dyslexia and schools like Millfield, can nurture their strengths and lead to significant contributions to society.
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Recent questions
Is dyslexia a disability?
No, dyslexia offers a unique way of thinking.
How can dyslexic children be supported in education?
Early identification and proper support are crucial.
Who founded the charity Made by Dyslexia?
Made by Dyslexia was founded by a group of individuals.
What advantages does dyslexia offer in the real world?
Dyslexia enables creative and lateral thinking.
How can children be prepared for the future job market?
Encouraging creativity and innovation is key.
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