2. What is Dyslexic Thinking?
Dyslexic brains process information differently.
Our neural pathways are different from someone who is not dyslexic, meaning… we literally think differently.
This gives us a pattern of valuable strengths, which are called Dyslexic Thinking skills.
This course helps you to understand what Dyslexic Thinking is and why it’s now seen as the world’s most sought-after skill.
What exactly is Dyslexic Thinking?
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In this video, Kate describes how dyslexic brains process information differently.
Transcript
KATE GRIGGS
So, what exactly is Dyslexic Thinking? Dyslexic brains process information differently. Our neural pathways are different from someone who is not dyslexic, meaning we literally think differently. This gives us a pattern of valuable strengths, which are called Dyslexic Thinking skills. The dictionary definition of Dyslexic Thinking is: 'An approach to problem-solving, assessing information, and learning, often used by people with dyslexia, that involves pattern recognition, spatial reasoning, lateral thinking, and interpersonal skills.'
In 2022, LinkedIn, the world's largest career platform, added Dyslexic Thinking as an official skill, recognising that this type of thinking was becoming vital in the changing world of work. The 2024 Intelligence 5.0 report found that as a result of AI, the type of intelligence the world needs has changed. Creativity, communication, adaptability, complex problem solving are the skills that research tells us are vital to every job in every sector, across the world. They are the skills all humans need to thrive alongside AI and they are all Dyslexic Thinking skills.
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1. Introduction
