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How I Cracked My own Dyslexic Code.
My own journey with dyslexia changed when I returned to college in my 40s. I began carefully observing the letters and words I transposed, looking for patterns in my reading mistakes. As I learned to recognize and correct those patterns, I began to understand how my own brain processed the written word. I often say I finally cracked my own dyslexic code. I went on to earn my teaching degree at TWU, graduating cum laude. That experience became the foundation of the reading strategies I now share with children, parents, and educators.
Joanne Bradley is a teacher, author, and reading specialist who is herself highly dyslexic. Having experienced the challenges of learning to read firsthand, she has dedicated her career to helping struggling readers become confident, successful readers. Through years of working with struggling readers, she developed practical strategies to help parents, teachers, and tutors identify reading errors, build confidence, and achieve reading success.
Joanne Bradley is a teacher, author, and reading specialist who is herself highly dyslexic. Having experienced the challenges of learning to read firsthand, she has dedicated her career to helping struggling readers become confident, successful readers. Through years of working with struggling readers, she developed practical strategies to help parents, teachers, and tutors identify reading errors, build confidence, and achieve reading success.
Joanne is the author of Get It Read!, a step-by-step guide designed to help adults support dyslexic students and struggling readers through targeted observation, correction, and encouragement.
Joanne is the author of Get It Read!, a step-by-step guide designed to help adults support dyslexic students and struggling readers through targeted observation, correction, and encouragement.
Her mission is simple: to help every dyslexic child discover the confidence and joy that comes from becoming a successful reader. "Every child deserves the confidence that comes from being able to read."
Her mission is simple: to help every dyslexic child discover the confidence and joy that comes from becoming a successful reader. "Every child deserves the confidence that comes from being able to read."
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