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Posted @withregram • @neurodivergentmum Resilience is not borne out lack of accommodations. #autism #adhd #dyslexia #dyscalculia #dysgraphia #learningdisabilities #learningdifferences #autistic #actuallyautistic #adhdadult #invisibledisability #disability #reasonableaccommodation #resilience #trauma #support https://www.instagram.com/p/CR4_3ghjVfMK02EGrEvOxGXiwKskX8DTyWLQgg0/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Dyscalculia and alarms 🇬🇧 Mist people use alarms! Alarm is this something to help me hugely to not stress out as much but also to learn how long things takes. I have probably 4 to 6 alarms before I am going somewhere just to be sure 😊 Which means AS you might see that I have alarms available for every 10 to 15 minutes throughout the day 😅 do you use alarms to help you with time? Does it work for you? ———- 🇳🇴 De fleste mennesker bruker alarmer. Alarmer har hjulpet meg veldig mye så jeg ikke stresser med tid, men det er også lært meg mye om hvor lang tid ting tar. har som oftest fire til seks alarmer på hver gang jeg skal nå bare for å være helt sikker på at jeg rekker det jeg trenger å rekke. Kan du ser så betyr det at jeg har alarmer for nesten hvert 10. til 15. minutt gjennom hele dagen😅 har du brukt eller bruker alarmer og hjelpe deg? Denne videoen kommer også på norsk! 😉 ——- #dyscalculiaproblems #dyscalculiaawareness #dyscalculialife #dyscalculia #time #stopwatch #clock #numbers #alarm #neurodiversity #learningdifferences #madsjohanogaard (at Oslo, Norway) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFrTQNdHkae/?igshid=pyhjik6egivw

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🇬🇧Today its the dyslexia day! ✨ I have dyslexia and dyscalkulia & I am proud of that! 😌 but I am not my diagnosis I am me! I look at my diagnosis as a guide that I may have to think and do things differently than others and that is great, that makes me unique! 😊 Be your self and be proud of what you can do! 💪✨ - - ———————- #dyslexia #worlddyslexiaday #dysleksi #dyslexiaawareness #dyskalkuli #dyskalculia #dyscalculiaawareness #mentalhelse #proud #neurodivergent #learning #learningdifferences ———- @dysleksi_norge @dysleksi_ungdom https://www.instagram.com/p/B2JTmaogRFH/?igshid=1dbcqqgfp3jkz

[jessierudin]

Finding the Strength in a Different Way of Learning 

For a long time, discussions about learning differences focused mainly on what students couldn't do. We looked at a page of mixed-up letters and saw a problem. However, as we’ve learned more about how the brain works, our perspective has shifted. What was once seen as just a challenge is now understood as a unique way of thinking that encourages creativity, problem-solving, and a broader view of situations.

The Early Days of Discovery 

Walking into a classroom when your brain processes information differently can feel like trying to run a race on a treadmill that isn’t moving. You work twice as hard as everyone else just to keep up. This is a key part of Jessie Rudin's journey, which started with a diagnosis in second grade. Those early years often include a quiet determination and the understanding that while the traditional path may be blocked, there are many other ways to reach your goals. Learning to speak up for yourself as a child is not just a survival skill; it lays the groundwork for a strong character.

The Gift of Perspective 

People with dyslexia often develop a "3D" way of thinking. Since they can't always rely on memorization or standard phonetic processing, they become experts at understanding context. They notice patterns where others see disorder and come up with creative solutions to tough problems because they aren't tied to standard methods. This skill of viewing the world from a different angle is what makes this way of thinking powerful. In the workplace, it leads to high empathy, effective communication, and a remarkable ability to lead in difficult situations.

Tools That Bridge the Gap 

Today, the challenges of learning differences are lessened by amazing advancements in technology. We no longer live in a world where intelligence is judged solely by the ability to read a book or spell a word perfectly on the first attempt. From speech-to-text software to special fonts and organizational apps, obstacles are being removed. As shown in Jessie Rudin's story, using these tools isn’t a sign of weakness; it's a smart way to allow the brain's natural strengths to shine.

Redefining Success 

To create a truly inclusive society, we need to start celebrating different ways of knowing. When a person with dyslexia has the right environment and tools, they don’t just get by—they succeed. They become inventors, artists, coaches, and advocates who advance our culture. By shifting the story from one of struggle to one of strength, we empower the next generation to embrace their unique minds and understand that being different often makes them remarkable.

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What is Dyspraxia Meaning?

Dyspraxia is a neurological disorder impacting motor skill development and coordination. It includes a variety of symptoms like having difficulties in fine motor skills, problems in planning and finishing movements, and mostly, problems with memory and concentration.

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What are Different Types of Dyspraxia? How to Treat Dyspraxia Disorder? Are there Dyspraxia Courses Online Available?

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[amusinglyodd]

Not sure if this is a manta ray but its cute.  I was given a tiny origami box with a sweet inside as a surprise from this same student a few weeks earlier and I told him I wanted to keep the box because it looked cute. He made me another box as seen here for teacher’s day.

Me - goes to the toilet and comes back Student: teacher! look at your table! what is that! Me: oh wow!! What is that! Student: *laughs* I made that for you. I folded the paper!

He’s been doing that with sweets ever since I started working with him. I think I’ll be documenting more from him. 

[madsjohanogaard]

Learning in Moria timelapse - commision by @meretenygardingebrigtsen This is illustration is based on the famous Norwegian painting “Soria moria slott”by Theodor Severin Kittelsen. My illustration focuses on the journey of learning and the importance of having a motivational goal to reach. The landscape are a mixture of nature and books/ paper like in @iamdyslexicshortfilm 😁 ———————— It took some time to draw😅 the hardest thing was to get the lighting right, as it’s definitely an area I need to practice. I had fun and learned allot form making this illustration thank you @meretenygardingebrigtsen for hiring me😊✨ ——————— If you are interested in a yourself commission email/dm me 😊 —————- Check out more of me I make art about mental health, learning, dyslexia etc. @madsjohanogaard ▪️ Watch my short film @iamdyslexicshortfilm ▪️ Check out art gallery @usensurertdysleksinorge for awesome nurodiversity art ▪️ Fakemon page: @hydonso —————- #learning #education #journey #commission #learningdifferences #teacher #learningisfun #dyslexia #neurodiversity #adhd #time #art #kidlitart #artofinstagram #soriamoria #theodorkittelsen #soriamoriaslott #madsjohanogaard #eventyr #norsk (at Oslo, Norway) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFZO4jZnfGh/?igshid=gd7ahk5xggq0