In this episode of the Dyslexia Life Hacks Show, host Matthew Head announces taking a pause in the podcast's regular schedule as he takes a break to recharge and focus on personal goals. Since launching in June 2021, the podcast has released over 100 episodes, featuring a diverse range of guests, from politicians to educators and advocates within the dyslexia community. Matthew discusses the decision to step back from the podcast for a while, highlighting the mental load of researching, sched...
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In this episode of the Dyslexia Life Hacks Show, host Matthew Head announces taking a pause in the podcast's regular schedule as he takes a break to recharge and focus on personal goals. Since launching in June 2021, the podcast has released over 100 episodes, featuring a diverse range of guests, from politicians to educators and advocates within the dyslexia community. Matthew discusses the decision to step back from the podcast for a while, highlighting the mental load of researching, sched...
In this episode of the podcast, we’re talking again about Assistive Technology, this time about mind mapping and how it can help people with dyslexia organise and make sense of all the ideas flowing through their heads. People with dyslexia typically have lots of great ideas and can sometimes link seemingly unconnected topics or themes to one another. The challenge that we face is getting those ideas down in a coherent way which makes sense. Mind mapping those ideas can help g...
The Dyslexia Life Hacks Show
In this episode of the Dyslexia Life Hacks Show, host Matthew Head announces taking a pause in the podcast's regular schedule as he takes a break to recharge and focus on personal goals. Since launching in June 2021, the podcast has released over 100 episodes, featuring a diverse range of guests, from politicians to educators and advocates within the dyslexia community. Matthew discusses the decision to step back from the podcast for a while, highlighting the mental load of researching, sched...
