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Orchid Kids: The Positives of Intense and Demanding Children

Nov 30, 2009
"Themistocles was an unruly boy, and carried on his mad pranks without much restraint. When taken to task for them he said, "The wildest colts make the best horses when they come to be properly trained." - Plutarch (46-120 AD) Interesting article The...

Famous People with Dyslexia: Dyslexic Heart Surgeon, Inventor, CEO, Toby Cosgrove M.D.

Nov 26, 2009
"We're not very good at the scholastic stuff, but we see other things that are different, and that's a big advantage." - Toby Cosgrove, M.D., CEO Cleveland Clinics From Leadership Powerhouse: "Cosgrove, an international legend in cardio thoracic...

Less is More: Smaller Corpus Callosum Correlates with Greater Divergent Thinking & Creativity - Dyslexia, ADHD Anyone?

Nov 23, 2009
Interesting study from Harvard found that a smaller corpus callosum (bundle that connects the right and left hemispheres), especially the posterior part was associated with higher levels of creativity on the Torrance Figural Creativity test. The latter...

Ipod Music Stimulates Alzheimers and Stroke Patients

Nov 17, 2009
Pretty cool finding. Music stimulates the memories and activities of stroke and Alzheimer's patients. From the WSJ: "Listening to rap and reggae on a borrowed iPod every day has helped Everett Dixon, a 28-year-old stroke victim at Beth Abraham Health...

Battling Back Against Background Noise - Dyslexia, Auditory Training, and Music

Nov 16, 2009
Nina Kraus' lab at Northwestern reported findings that support dyslexics' greater difficulty hearing in background noise. From her powerpoints: As background noise increased, dyslexics / poorer readers had more difficulty distinguishing words....


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