Dyslexia Therapy for Self Help or as a Career
Dyslexia Therapy as a Self-Help Model for Dyslexics & Dyslexia Therapy as a Career
4.40 (271 reviews)
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1.5 hours
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Sep 2017
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$69.99
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What you will learn
Understand how dyslexia affects a person's language and reading comprehension as well as a number of other considerations.
Discover how technology can assist a person living with dyslexia.
How to raise awareness in schools and the workplace.
Take part in a range of activities and exercises, that'll help and assist you in treating and managing dyslexia.
Gain a good understanding of dyslexia and many other aspects associated with dyslexia, that often go unregarded.
Gain an understanding of the key roles of a dyslexia therapist.
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Our Verdict
The Dyslexia Therapy course for self-help and career provides extensive knowledge on dyslexia, addressing various aspects associated with the condition. The diverse presentation modalities create a more personal and engaging learning experience. However, grammatical errors and overly simplistic quizzes should be addressed to improve overall quality. Valuable resources, real-life case studies, and improved content organization would further add to this worthwhile course.
What We Liked
- Covers a wide range of topics and aspects associated with dyslexia, providing a comprehensive understanding of the condition.
- The course utilizes various modalities of presentation, making it easy to follow and understand.
- Includes valuable resources, clinical data, and useful information that can be applied in teaching students with dyslexia.
- The course author explains concepts clearly, offering a lot of helpful information at a very reasonable price.
Potential Drawbacks
- Spelling and grammatical errors present in some parts of the content.
- Quizzes seem too easy with predictable answers, not encouraging deeper understanding or critical thinking.
- Lacking real-world examples, such as case studies or visuals of dyslexia presentation in a classroom setting.
- Content organization and delivery might not hold the attention of all learners equally well.
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