Do you have an email account with Spark (xtra.co.nz)? If so, email sent from DDAI mailing lists won’t reach you. This includes our general announcement list (facnews) and email discussion lists like “fac”. The problem is simple: our mailing list address is “ddaimail.org“. … Continue reading
The latest issue of The Dyslexic Reader (issue 74) is now available The issue is available in PDF format at our online store, at shop.dyslexia.com (Category: The Dyslexic Reader). The issue contains a report of the successful implementation of Davis Learning Strategies at Waihao Downs … Continue reading
The latest issue of The Dyslexic Reader (issue 7e) is now available The issue is available in PDF format at our online store, at shop.dyslexia.com (Category: The Dyslexic Reader). Feature articles include Ron Davis’ recounting of his early experiences and formation of the Reading Research … Continue reading
This site has now been upgraded to use https:// secure protocol only. This means that when you come to the site you will see a lock icon in your browser bar:
Check it out! I think you will all find that this site is easier to navigate- and like all modern sites, it is designed for easy viewing on any platform, from smartphone to tablet to laptop or desktop viewing. The URL is still the same: … Continue reading
We’ve modernized the look & feel of our online store at shop.dyslexia.com The new site is mobile-friendly, and can be viewed and navigated on all platforms, from smart phones to tablets to regular laptop and desktop computers.
The latest issue of The Dyslexic Reader (issue 71) is now available The issue is available in PDF format at our online store, at shop.dyslexia.com (Category: The Dyslexic Reader). Feature articles include Ron Davis’ explaining of the mental causes of disorientation; a look at the … Continue reading
Davis Facilitator Sara Kramer recently completed a comparative group study exploring the underlying theory of the Davis approach, that dyslexics are primarily picture-thinkers and easily able to conceptualize imagined objects as being real. A report of her study, Is there a link between perceptual talent and … Continue reading
