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Dystinct Magazine

May 01 2021
Magazine

Dystinct Magazine is the ultimate resource of inspiration and expertise for families and educators of children with learning difficulties. Dystinct Magazine seeks to find the extra ordinary that lies within the ordinary. Every child with learning difficulties is blessed to be distinctively different. We have set out to identify and nurture these differences to instil a strong sense of achievement in children who are often forgotten about. We also bring to you relevant Up-to-date evodemce based advise from leading experts in the industry to help you navigate the path to success. We have exclusive interviews and content within the magazine, giving you fantastic insights into the world of learning difficulties - dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, and dyspraxia. At Dystinct, we care about our children and want to help them find their wings and fly. This is a platform for children with learning difficulties to have their stories told and voices heard.

EDITOR'S NOTE

Dystinct Magazine

CONTRIBUTING ILLUSTRATORS

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

App Store Reviews of the DYSTINCT MAGAZINE

Titan Gabrielse • On his journey of creating more selfacceptance and raising dyslexia awareness

READING REMEDIATION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DYSLEXIA: WHAT IS IT AND WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT ENDS?

Kaitlin Feriante

THE TRUTH BEHIND THE RISE

The Flat Earth and Teaching Reading

Lyn Stone

DYSLEXIA BUT WITH NUMBERS

SHIFTING THE BALANCE • One School's Journey of Adopting the Science of Reading

5 QUESTIONS PARENTS SHOULD ASK PRIMARY SCHOOLS ABOUT READING • I think that it is important for parents to be active participants in their child's education. One way to be a powerful advocate is by being informed about the school's approach to teaching literacy. These questions can start a conversation about whether the school is following best practices in the teaching of reading. Your child is worth it!

James Dobson

ERIN GROCE • Erin Elizabeth Groce, the teenager from Spiceland, Indiana who was instrumental in adding the definition of the term dyslexia into her state educational law.

WHY KIDS SHOULD WORK ON A VERTICAL SURFACE? • Learn more about the benefits of working on a vertical surface and find some creative ways for kids to work in this position.

17 Vertical Surface Activities • Here are some of our favourite ways that you can get children to try while kneeling, standing, or seated.

Lauren Drobnjak

DYSTINCT ake on Art

5 FACTS ABOUT METACOGNITION WHAT IS IT?

Cara Koscinski

Dyslexia Mid North Coast

Kelly King

Georgia Ryan

Jenna O'Connell

Sally Blair

Lucas Blair

TRANSITION FROM STUDENT TO EMPLOYEE a neurodivergent perspective

Janette Beetham

WHY I TEACH PHONICS IN PRESCHOOL

Keryn Johnson

IS MY CHILD READY TO LEARN TO TYPE? • DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRESSION OF KEYBOARDING SKILLS

Keyboarding Standards by Grade

Jaime Spencer

Working inside AND outside the box in the mainstream classroom

Anne Italiano

DYSGRAPHIA ACCOMODATIONS IN SCHOOL • My personal story with dysgraphia started years before I realized my handwriting struggles even had a name. I discovered the word dysgraphia and everything associated with it when my son was diagnosed several years ago. Dysgraphia has never been a household word, so it wasn't something that was on our radar. However, looking back, I definitely remember handwriting struggles while I was in school.

Patty DeDurr

LOVE YOUR DIFFERENCE

Donna Gargett

I WISH I COULD DIE SO I COULD COME BACK WITHOUT THESE PROBLEMS

Ann V. Wixon


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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 182 Publisher: Simeff Pty Ltd Edition: May 01 2021

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Dystinct Magazine is the ultimate resource of inspiration and expertise for families and educators of children with learning difficulties. Dystinct Magazine seeks to find the extra ordinary that lies within the ordinary. Every child with learning difficulties is blessed to be distinctively different. We have set out to identify and nurture these differences to instil a strong sense of achievement in children who are often forgotten about. We also bring to you relevant Up-to-date evodemce based advise from leading experts in the industry to help you navigate the path to success. We have exclusive interviews and content within the magazine, giving you fantastic insights into the world of learning difficulties - dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, and dyspraxia. At Dystinct, we care about our children and want to help them find their wings and fly. This is a platform for children with learning difficulties to have their stories told and voices heard.

EDITOR'S NOTE

Dystinct Magazine

CONTRIBUTING ILLUSTRATORS

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

App Store Reviews of the DYSTINCT MAGAZINE

Titan Gabrielse • On his journey of creating more selfacceptance and raising dyslexia awareness

READING REMEDIATION FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH DYSLEXIA: WHAT IS IT AND WHAT HAPPENS WHEN IT ENDS?

Kaitlin Feriante

THE TRUTH BEHIND THE RISE

The Flat Earth and Teaching Reading

Lyn Stone

DYSLEXIA BUT WITH NUMBERS

SHIFTING THE BALANCE • One School's Journey of Adopting the Science of Reading

5 QUESTIONS PARENTS SHOULD ASK PRIMARY SCHOOLS ABOUT READING • I think that it is important for parents to be active participants in their child's education. One way to be a powerful advocate is by being informed about the school's approach to teaching literacy. These questions can start a conversation about whether the school is following best practices in the teaching of reading. Your child is worth it!

James Dobson

ERIN GROCE • Erin Elizabeth Groce, the teenager from Spiceland, Indiana who was instrumental in adding the definition of the term dyslexia into her state educational law.

WHY KIDS SHOULD WORK ON A VERTICAL SURFACE? • Learn more about the benefits of working on a vertical surface and find some creative ways for kids to work in this position.

17 Vertical Surface Activities • Here are some of our favourite ways that you can get children to try while kneeling, standing, or seated.

Lauren Drobnjak

DYSTINCT ake on Art

5 FACTS ABOUT METACOGNITION WHAT IS IT?

Cara Koscinski

Dyslexia Mid North Coast

Kelly King

Georgia Ryan

Jenna O'Connell

Sally Blair

Lucas Blair

TRANSITION FROM STUDENT TO EMPLOYEE a neurodivergent perspective

Janette Beetham

WHY I TEACH PHONICS IN PRESCHOOL

Keryn Johnson

IS MY CHILD READY TO LEARN TO TYPE? • DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRESSION OF KEYBOARDING SKILLS

Keyboarding Standards by Grade

Jaime Spencer

Working inside AND outside the box in the mainstream classroom

Anne Italiano

DYSGRAPHIA ACCOMODATIONS IN SCHOOL • My personal story with dysgraphia started years before I realized my handwriting struggles even had a name. I discovered the word dysgraphia and everything associated with it when my son was diagnosed several years ago. Dysgraphia has never been a household word, so it wasn't something that was on our radar. However, looking back, I definitely remember handwriting struggles while I was in school.

Patty DeDurr

LOVE YOUR DIFFERENCE

Donna Gargett

I WISH I COULD DIE SO I COULD COME BACK WITHOUT THESE PROBLEMS

Ann V. Wixon


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