"How Being Dyslexic Helps Me To Explain"

Delighted to announce the next guest for my Neurodiversity Stories Stories  

Dann Casswell - Company Director: Creative Connection Animation Studio  

Topic of talk - "Writing Out-loud How being dyslexic helps me to explain."  

I’ve always been a communicator. Since school I’ve always loved explaining complicated things in a way that people can understand, often with relatable metaphors that can put abstract ideas into the real world. I love watching them ‘get it’. In school people who sat next to me would always go up a set, while I stayed where I was because my written work was so poor. Then one day we took a multiple choice maths exam and I despite being in set two, I got the highest grade in the school, this led to my dyslexia diagnosis. (at Uni they tested my IQ as 137 which would be great if my wife’s wasn’t 138) I didn’t really learn to study till I got to university where I studied creative writing, and sociology and then an MA in scriptwriting. I also had some creative work read on radio four… never really had any success in print!  

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Delighted to be working with our NEW  sponsor for our Neurodiversity Stories 📚   Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS)   

TTRS is An award-winning, multi-sensory course that teaches typing, reading and spelling  Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS) is also suitable for people with Dyslexia and other learning differences.   

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Neurodiversity Stories was hosted by Darren Clark who is a Dyslexia Influencer and Award Winning Entrepreneur who is Changing perceptions for Neurodiversity globally through speaking,training and consulting and Making Organisations and schools fully SpLD Inclusive and trailblazing awareness  

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