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Practical explanations for parents and teachers — why a child mixes up b and d, what ADHD actually is, how to help a struggling reader at home.
Start here · Understanding Dyslexia
Dyslexia Explained Clearly: Signs, Myths and What Parents Can Do
Dyslexia does not mean low intelligence. This clear introduction explains common dyslexia signs, reading difficulties, myths and the kind of structured support that can help a child progress.
The library
Every longer video, by topic.
11 videos
- Understanding Dyslexia
What Dyslexia Really Feels Like for a Child | Signs, Myths & Support
- Understanding Dyslexia
Why Dyslexic Children Mix Up b and d (It’s Not Carelessness)
- Understanding Dyslexia
How to Help a Dyslexic Child Read
- ADHD and Attention
ADHD Is Not Bad Behaviour: What Parents Need to Understand
- ADHD and Attention
Why Punishment Doesn’t Work for ADHD | The Dopamine Reason
- Speech and Language
Speech and Language Delay in Children: A Complete Parent Guide
- Parenting and Special Needs
Is Your Child Misunderstood? Hidden Learning Differences Explained
- Teaching Strategies
3 Pillars of Teaching That Can Change a Child’s Life
- Teaching Strategies
Why Table Work Fails Some Special Needs Children—and What Works
- Teaching Strategies
How to Fade Prompts and Build Independence in Special Needs Children
- Messages for Parents and Educators
3 Things Every Special Needs Teacher Must Understand
Shorts
One idea, under a minute.
These open on YouTube.
5 Signs of Dyslexia Parents Shouldn’t Ignore
Dyslexia Has Nothing to Do With Intelligence — Here’s What It Affects
Your Child “Can’t Read”… But What Exactly Can’t They Do?
Why Some Children Can Read But Don’t Understand
Your Child Can Read… But Do They Understand the Words?
The Psychology Behind Reading Avoidance
Turn One Spelling Word Into a Working Memory Game
Why Children Learn Better Through Play
Why the Same Learning Strategy Doesn’t Work for Every Child
Why Assessment Can Change How We Teach a Child
ADHD Is Not Just Hyperactivity: What Parents Need to Know
Your Child Isn’t Ignoring You — It Could Be DLD
Your Child May Understand — The Instructions Are Just Too Much
Your Child May Not Be Bad at Math — The Worksheet Could Be the Problem
Before You Call a Child “Difficult”… Watch This
Some Children Don’t Even Know Why They’re Struggling
“Maybe They’ll Grow Out of It” — The Danger of Waiting Too Long
A Diagnosis Doesn’t Destroy a Child. Misunderstanding Can.
Stop Praising Your Child Like This — Build Real Confidence Instead
One Belief Can Change a Child’s Entire Future
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The videos are general guidance for families and teachers, not advice about a particular child. If something has been worrying you, an assessment is the place to start.