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Do visual learners have more difficulty with language organization than verbal learners?
26 Jan 2014

Do visual learners have more difficulty with language organization than verbal learners?

by Melissa Mullin, Ph.D. | posted in: ADHD, Dyslexia, Executive Functioning, Learning, Learning differences, Processing Speed, Thinking Skills, Visual Processing, Writing | 2

Visual learners think in images. Verbal learners think primarily in words. Visual learners see the whole picture all at once allowing them to see things from many perspectives. Verbal learners learn step by step and have a tendency towards analytical … Continued

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Will My Child Always Be Dyslexic?
10 Mar 2012

Will My Child Always Be Dyslexic?

by Melissa Mullin, Ph.D. | posted in: Dyslexia, Learning, Learning differences, Reading, Spelling, Visual Processing | 1

  Research is ongoing regarding the neuro-pathways of our brains and how they can change with time and intervention, so you will get different answers to this question depending on whom you ask. Can a dyslexic student learn to read… YES!  … Continued

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