Tips and Hacks
If you are Dyslexic, dyspraxic, ADHD or ASD or any combination of the above you probably have challenges with working memory. Working memory features in most diagnostic reports.
It is also likely that some of your neurological systems are organised differently, and some of those differences really don’t help you find and express your unique gifts.
Plug into the tips and hacks in this blog for ways to work efficiently despite working memory challenges, and better still understand how your neurodevelopmental differences are getting in the way and what you can do about them.
- All
- Accessing difficult content
- Active learning
- Ages 12+
- Attention
- Auditory Processing
- Balance
- Behaviour
- Body awareness
- Building reading skills
- Capturing information
- Completing tasks
- Compliance
- Comprehension
- Conversation
- Cooperative play
- Coordination
- Creativity
- Developing Reading
- Diet
- Essay writing
- Exams
- Expressive language
- Eye strain
- Fine motor
- Fitting in
- Focus
- Following instructions
- Food choices
- Hand-eye coordination
- Handwriting
- Higher Education
- Judgement
- Language development
- Language skills
- Learning readiness
- Making friends
- Math
- Motor planning
- Organization
- Parallel play
- Picky Eating
- Planning
- Proprioception
- Reading
- Research
- Revision
- Running out of time
- Scaffolding
- Self esteem
- Sequencing
- Spelling
- Tactility
- Taking turns
- Tests
- Time management
- Understanding
- Using AI to learn
- Vestibular function
- Visual processing
- Vocabulary
- Writing