Additional tools

Additional non-Davis tools given at Rocky Point Academy

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About dyslexia

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Please note: These additional tools are separate and distinct tools from the Davis^TM programs. These tools will not correct learning disabilities, but can be useful additions for the visual-spatial learner. Not all clients will receive these tools.

Additional tools provided at Rocky Point Academy

Story mapping:

This tool helps develop story ideas, plot line, transitions, description and editing using pictures. It breaks the process into small, easy steps.

Mindmapping:

mindmap

We take a different twist to mindmapping, which uses a more visual approach and includes Accelerated Learning Techniques (brain access patterns). This helps a client not only get their thoughts organized before writing, but also for studying and organization in general.

Concentration bubble:

A visual reinforcement used to increase intention when trying to concentrate or shut out distractions.

Erasing negative pictures:

Since a dyslexic experiences their imagination as reality, entering into an activity with a negative attitude can result in defeat before attempting the activity. This technique enables the client to eliminate the reason for the negative attitude.

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