This is really fuckin cool. You’re making the world a better place. Thank you and best of luck :) Teaching kids big, precise, convoluted words is exactly how they learn those big words. You can see the difference between people who baby talk their teenagers and people who “adult” talk their babies. Those that adult talk their babies are crazy language development.

Ms.Volkman ~ I deeply appreciate your deep inquiry into this topic. Im a 25 y/o male who was diagnosed with Dyslexia (aprox. 7 y/o) and subsequently offered an opportunity to obtain accelerated "language learning" through a "Scottish Rite" program. I was initially driven to mathematics and facilitated the majority of algebra by 3rd grade. My interest later shifted to social/behavioral sciences ~ largely I perceive knowledge as an interconnected web of context. Recently and continuously I have been questioning whether conciseness is interconnected ~ if so ~ to what degree of scope? Because it is relevant in this context ~ ages 18-20 I utilized psychoactive compounds. Although first-hand data is not inherently free of bias ~ it magnifies intuition. Data-Point with luv, Fritz

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts about the Spalding method, that overlaps the phonemic training.

What a treat this video was! I trained to teach Montessori and was so absorbed in my own learning -- and continuation of learning how to learn-- that I wasn't then ready to settle down in as a classroom teacher. This video supports #lifelonglearning, not just for teachers or those with an established interest in Dr. Montessori. P.s. Thanks for the nudge to speak about the Learning Sciences, vs the "Montesori Method," that can be so quickly ignored or dismissed as something, ahem, foreign.

This is gold. From a scientist. I dont understand there are only a likes. I watched few TED vides, not bad but no scientific evidence whatsoever and they had so many likes. This video deserves more

Thank you for sharing this! 💛

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Thank you so much for this!! I really want to incorporate more phonemic awareness in my kindergarten classroom and our training to help prevent those reading difficulties in the future.

Thank you for these videos. They are great. I studied montrssori years ago and now have my own child. And these videos help me, help my daughter read. ❤

This is really fascinating, Julia! I hope to see more videos from you on this. You have a way of explaining neuroscience and Montessori that has made me a better Montessori guide and trainer.

I am dyslexic and I have been wrestling with this whole ideal nuerodiverency, not as a disability but a different approach. I like to use this comparison of dyslexics and non-dyslexics individuals. It can be illustrated with an analogy; a fish that has the ability to breath under water but does not have the ability to breath above water. In contrast, a duck that has the ability to swims on top of the water but cannot breathe under the water. The fish represent the nuerotypical moajority of human beings (teachers, administrators, psychologists, students). Consequently (the fish) labels the duck as "disabled" because 'it can not breathe under the water.' Another example would be the differences between an iPhone and a Samsung android phone. Both phones share a common goal but use different strategies and procedures to arrive at the same result (ie making phone calls, sending texts, and storing important information).

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What a wonderful resource, thank you for making Montessori language learning accessible! Thank you, Julia! <3

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Great video but can you fix the article on the FRONT PAGE? Someone needs to write "A" Neurodevelopmental Perspective not An Neurodevelopmental! I can't recommend this to new parents. please?

Stay out of the situation. Thats what u do. No thinking about it. As a mom to a toddler. The last thing I ever want when she's misbehaving is for a stranger to give me their opinions, unless it's to tell me "ur daughter isn't bothering anyone, let her be loud". Plbut I do hVe to say, I have never just screamed at my kid. I don't have it in me. One of my biggest fears is that I'll scream at my baby and she will then become scared of me. So I would never do that BUT if u see someone doing that, leave them alone!

ITM People with Dyslexia can also suffer with irlene syndrome. It's not that they can't read they have poor comprehension.

I would have loved to listen to this video through the end, but being affected by at least three forms of dyslexia, I just couldn’t follow this lady’s speech pattern. I had to laugh: considering the topic, she would randomly swallow her words and drop her voice unexpectedly. I figured this must be a video for the parents of dyslexic kids. I am not a kid. And I am dyslexic. Very odd way to communicate to the dyslexic community.

Mam.could U send vedio How to teach smal phongram alphabets?

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This is the most comprehensive, easy to understand presentation I have seen so for. Great job! Thank you

This video is fascinating! Great job Julia! 💪🙏

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So glad to have found this channel!

I'm in my 50's my mother realised i was dyslexic ,and mentioned this to an educational psychologist who the school had shipped in, as my lack of educational progress had become a concern , her response to my mother at the time was " dyslexia is a word bounded about , and your son just needs to apply himself " needless to say i left school not taking any exams . anyway your video vindicates my mother . My brother has it too ,he did ok went on to get a degree in computer science taught himself ( same school said he was not bright enough to do computers classes! ) ,and i've just spent a life faking it and mostly failing lols . I think or hope the kids get more help these days the school me and my brother went to in UK was just Awful

Arabic is alphabetical

interseting, so I am dyslexic in alphabetic languages and in reading sheet music, i wonder if thats the same form of dyslexia or a different one.

How did I miss this? It’s incredible that Julia can actually read in Cyrillic and that she found time to talk on such a relatable topic.

Such an honest, inspiring interview. Cudos to the interviewer for asking the right questions.

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Thank you for sharing how to use these cards! I'm very excited to introduce this lesson to my 3 year old 😊

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Great lesson. Thank You! I came across this while studying in preparation for (fingers crossed) a job interview with the dyslexia division of a state education board. Question: What do you think of the Structured Literacy (yes, a one-size-fits-all) approach? Based on your presentation, I get the feeling that it might work for the highly motivated, but for many it could feel like drudgery. If you agree, is there any way to infuse it with more "inspiration"? Or (non-exclusively) is there a way to make it fun? Also on Structured Literacy: It seems like we are trying to get dyslexics (a non-uniform class) to train their brains to work like ours. Is there (even if just for a particular sub-class, such as those whose main deficit is in the VWFA) any alternative training method that involves coaching on particular workarounds, using different areas?

I just started watching your videos last week and i just love how you teach. Your voice becomes soo smooth when you are pretending to teach a child. I am still new to Montessori and i know i have a lot to learn. I am a mom of 4 kids, i know i won't afford private school for all four of them, i decided to take a Montessori course so that i fill in the gap that public school is leaving open. I am from Africa, so funds are are a bit tight but i try my best to do some DIY's here and there. I must say i have a lot to learn and change about myself. A lot of kids in my country(Namibia) need this method as our teachers in public schools are overwhelmed and not motivated at all. Love love your work.

Congratulations!!! 🎉 I sometimes pray I have that passion for science and that empathic voice you have to guide children and adults. Would love to hear all about your conference and experiences :)

What about dyscalculia

This is so perfect. Exactly what i have been seeking after our Montessori parenting community member gave a presentation on the language acquisition process in relation to multilingual learning. I loved the neurological development that she touched on but couldn't get through some of the research that relates to it. I am greatful for your explination in relation to our children especially when i don't know how to get through everything and put it into context of our Montessori home education. I am keen on learning the other 2 languages along with my children hopefully. Learning happens in relationships Learnig happens through the senses Learning happens naturally given the chance Learning happens when the child is engaged Learning happens better in context Learning languages help our neurological system.

This is so helpful. Thank You for sharing

Thank you, it was very informative.

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Very helpful. Thank you maam💐

I’m a stay-at-home wife and mother of a child on the Spectrum but I recently learned about incorporating Montessori learning. I’m seeing more and more the importance concerning the balance between the brain and physical activity or cognition and movement. This is Great information for parents and or teachers or caregivers to understand and learn so they can utilize to enable the grow of their children on a greater measure than many had previously realized. I really appreciate this video. Thanks for sharing. On another note, see Reklamation Ministries online for Bible Truths on various topics and subjects.