Books about learning disabilities

The Power of Different

The Power of Different

2017
by Gail Saltz
5.0

What is The Power of Different about?

Mental health disorders and learning disabilities are typically presented in a negative light. But psychiatrist Gail Saltz explores the positive and even extraordinary features of brain differences. "The Power of Different" inspires us to be open and dive deeper.

Make It Stick

Make It Stick

2014
by Peter C. Brown, Henry L. Roediger III, Mark A. McDaniel
5.0

What is Make It Stick about?

Challenge traditional learning approaches with the 2014 bestseller, "Make It Stick." This must-read offers science-proved techniques for improving memory and learning. Read and learn more about self-trsting, spaced repetition, and mixing subjects for a more effective learning.

Scattered Minds (1999)

Scattered Minds (1999)

2023
by Gabor Mate
5.0

What is Scattered Minds (1999) about?

Dispelling the myth of ADD as a purely genetic condition, Scattered Minds emphasizes the significant role of emotional and psychological factors. Gabor Maté offers a blend of neuroscience, psychology, and personal anecdotes for a path toward healing and resilience. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding an often misunderstood condition.

The Brain That Changes Itself

The Brain That Changes Itself

200713 min read
by Norman Doidge
5.0

What is The Brain That Changes Itself about?

“The Brain That Changes Itself” is an accessible primer to our brain that explores how it works and modifies. This book helps to understand how we can stimulate changes in our brain and what makes this part of our body so unique.

Driven to Distraction

Driven to Distraction

1992
by Dr. John J. Ratey, Edward M. Hallowell
5.0

What is Driven to Distraction about?

Attention Deficit Disorder requires understanding and support. "Driven to Distraction" has helped many individuals gain more self-compassion and knowledge, making their lives better. If you're not sure whether you or your friend has this condition, the book includes helpful diagnostic criteria.

The Gift of Failure

The Gift of Failure

201510 min read
by Jessica Lahey
5.0

What is The Gift of Failure about?

“The Gift of Failure” (2015) promotes a well-rounded approach to parenting to create a nurturing environment for kids. It suggests shifting focus from grades to intrinsic motivation, cultivating problem-solving skills, and a growth mindset. The book encourages supportive parenting and educational independence to help you raise well-rounded individuals.

Proust and the Squid

Proust and the Squid

2007
by Maryanne Wolf
5.0

What is Proust and the Squid about?

"Proust and the Squid" explores the act of reading in an engaging and enlightening manner. Why is reading is harder for some and easier for others? How does dyslexia impact readers' lives? Find answers in Maryanne Wolf's book!

The Dyslexia Empowerment Plan

The Dyslexia Empowerment Plan

2013
by Ben Foss
5.0

What is The Dyslexia Empowerment Plan about?

The parents and teachers of dyslexic children often struggle with understanding the child's difficulties. This book offers a practical approah that facilitates effective learning process. Ben Foss helps the readers create a specific plan backed by science.

Grit

Grit

201610 min read
by Angela Duckworth
5.0

What is Grit about?

“Grit” by Angela Duckworth explores the importance of persistence and how it’s connected to our success. Duckworth suggests that the secret to remarkable accomplishments isn't innate talents but rather a blend of resilience and enthusiasm. This concept is called “grit,” and you can gradually cultivate it to achieve your goals.

Moonwalking with Einstein

Moonwalking with Einstein

20119 min read
by Joshua Foer
5.0

What is Moonwalking with Einstein about?

“Moonwalking with Einstein” offers valuable insights on how to enhance your memory skills. By using suggested techniques, you can effectively memorize information and do your best at studying or in your career.

Overcoming Dyslexia

Overcoming Dyslexia

2003
by
5.0

What is Overcoming Dyslexia about?

Dyslexic individuals face many challenges in everyday life. To learn more about this learning difficulty, explore the work by Sally E. Shaywitz — a scholar who has dedicated her life to researching this condition. Her book offers both scientific basis and practical strategies.

It All Makes Sense Now

It All Makes Sense Now

2024
by Meredith Carder
5.0

What is It All Makes Sense Now about?

If you need insights from someone who knows what ADHD is like, read Meredith Carder's work! "It All Makes Sense Now" is full of helpful strategies and practical suggestions for ADHDers. Discover more about yourself or someone close to you.

A Mind for Numbers

A Mind for Numbers

201410 min read
by Barbara Oakley
5.0

What is A Mind for Numbers about?

In her book “A Mind for Numbers”, Barbara Oakley shares the secrets of learning through using the most of our cognitive abilities. Through this book, you will learn how to combat procrastination and exam stress and learn something effectively.

Learning How to Learn

Learning How to Learn

2018
by Dr. Barbara Oakley, Dr. Terrence Sejnowski, Alistair McConville
5.0

What is Learning How to Learn about?

Through teaching effective learning strategies, "Learning How to Learn" will help you master difficult subjects you've been scared to take up. This book for kids and teens offers brain-based techniques to make studying fruitful and fun. It also explores such topics as wandering thoughts, mental ruts, and procrastination.

Mindshift

Mindshift

201715 min read
by Barbara Oakley
5.0

What is Mindshift about?

Everybody, at least once in their lives, has been at a crossroads. “Mindshift” by Barbara Oakley will help you choose the right course to change your life. After reading the summary, you will know how to follow your desires as well as discover and develop your hidden talents.

The Art of Learning

The Art of Learning

2007
by Josh Waitzkin
5.0

What is The Art of Learning about?

A world champion martial artist and eight-time national chess champion Josh Waitzkin teaches you valuable lessons he learned through his own experience. These two competitive fields have helped him identify life's key principles for achieving goals.

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