techniques for helping husband Posted: 12-18-07 09:35am
My husband is dyslexic. One thing that we
do to pass on information is listen to
audio tapes. He takes a very "broad"
minded approach to learning and likes to
learn entire concepts and figure out the
big picture first.
Plus, I've learned NOT to overload him
with details at once and to take only
thing at a time. I'm the detail queen
so I am challenged
in my way of thinking, simply by trying to
help him understand better.
Are there any others out there who are
working on improving communication with a
dyslexic partner or loved one? What do
you do???
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leewhiz
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 29 Jan 2008 Posts: 56 Location: Mother Earth, The Blue Planet
Posted: 01-29-08 12:29pm
Just don't force or reprimand the reading
... and don't make fun of his mistakes!
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so I am challenged
in my way of thinking, simply by trying to
help him understand better.
