Podcast #68 Tip: The Importance of Toys for Dyslexia

dyslexia dyslexic advantage Sep 06, 2022

How Einstein was an uncooperative child and had a bad temper. Also Isaac Newton was regarded as a “simpleton” who only knew how to make toys.

Let’s talk about how toys aren’t just toys in the hands of children with strong 3D minds. Sometimes teachers can overlook the seed of a child’s future as just another crazy elaborate toy experiment.

Yet many of these children become people who practically solve people’s problems as surgeons, engineers, designers, cooks, etc.

Exploring Dyslexic Advantage chapter 8-9, page 68-75.

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