7 Most Common Dyslexia Myths VS Dyslexia Truths
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What Is Autism Spectrum Disorder And How To Support Someone With ASD
Here’s a simple infographic describing Autism Spectrum Disorder and how you can support someone with ASD. Remember this is not an illness and therefore there is no “cure”. We help support through therapy, awareness,...
Please Stop Telling Parents Not To Worry Because It Will All “Click”, Sometimes It Doesn’t And That’s OK
TL;DR Telling parents not to worry over a genuine concern for their child does more harm than good. Just listen and be supportive. This is going to be preachy and ranty, I apologise. But...
Oasis Place Is The Best Centre For Kids With Special Needs
We’ve been to many places in search for better understanding, stronger support, and the best care for Ayub. It took us 4 years but we finally found Oasis Place. And it is truly the...
I Want To Launch A Startup For Special Needs People In Malaysia
Do you know what it feels like to be parent? For me, it feels like a piece of my heart has been broken off and placed into the body of another human being. And...
This Is How To Enroll Your Special Needs Child Into Sekolah Kebangsaan PPKI
Some government schools offer a program for special needs children called Program Pendidikan Khas Integrasi (PPKI). Dyslexic children attend mainstream classes, except BM and Maths, which is taught separately by dyslexia-trained teachers. Autistic children...
Finding Schools For A High-Functioning Autistic Child In Malaysia Is Damn Hard
Click here for a list of 10 autism-friendly primary schools in the Klang Valley. Update 8-March-19: Ayub no longer attends Acton KL, and it’s still wonderful 🙂 Update 28-Sept-17: Ayub now attends Acton KL...
My Son Attends The Dyslexia Association Of Malaysia (Even Though He’s Not Dyslexic)
Eight months ago in December 2015, Ayub was diagnosed with dyslexia at Hospital Putrajaya. I now think the diagnosis is wrong, but that’s a whole other story… Anyway we were referred to the Dyslexia Association...
