From the Desk of
Dr. Marianne Cintron
Why Does Music Help Dyslexic Children Read?
Music is being recognized as a valuable contributor to so many brain-related issues. I have tapped into music as it helps dyslexic kids read. My app, Dunking Dyslexia, plays classical music in the left ear, simultaneously playing spelling exercises in the right ear.
What Part of the Brain Causes Dyslexia?
Being very familiar with the brain parts called the left and right angular gyruses, I was surprised to learn from several presenters on language acquisition, that our brain was not created to read. Reading began in the late 1800s-1900s. It's brain evolution! And we...
Should You Tell Your Child She Has Dyslexia?
The research says, “Yes!” Your child needs to understand his or her brain just learns differently and that they are smart! They are not lazy or dumb! This helps your child’s self-esteem. Be sure your child is receiving the intervention required for dyslexia! Let me...
Was Leonardo Da Vinci Dyslexic?
On April 13, the long-awaited annual event finally arrived. Among the one hundred attendees were IDA Board Members, parents, teachers, lawyers, psychologists, SELPA reps, and three awesome speakers. We also had a separate room with tables hosted by thirteen vendors....
Introducing
Dr. Marianne
She earned a Doctorate of Education in Leadership and Administration, has a Masters Degree in General Education and a Masters Degree in Special Education. She has two current California Teaching Credentials for General Education and Mild to Moderate Special Education. She is a Thought Leader for Dyslexia, a Dyslexia Specialist, President of Step By Step Dyslexia Solutions, and an International teacher trainer. She is also an app developer and curriculum writer.