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Dyslexia: Seeing Spells Achieving: Improve your spelling, reading, memory, dyslexic symptoms, in any language, by using your brain the way nature intended, through NLP and visualisation | 
 enlarge | Authors: Andrew Bendefy, Olive Hickmott
Publisher: MX Publishing
Category: Book
List Price: £9.99
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 3063
Media: Paperback
Pages: 176
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 8.4 x 5.4 x 0.6
ISBN: 1904312209
Dewey Decimal Number: 371
EAN: 9781904312208
ASIN: 1904312209
Publication Date: January 3, 2006
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It even works in French November 6, 2006
Keely S (Bath, UK)
34 out of 34 found this review helpful
After having unsuccessfully tried many approaches to spelling with an 11 year old girl, I read "Seeing Spelling Achieving" and decided to try this simple approach.
I helped the child begin to visualise pictures and words and she gained some confidence very quickly with this. However three weeks into secondary school she was given 13 French words to learn. This was perceived by her as a completely impossible task.
In order to try out the ideas in the book we divided the group of words into feminine and masculine and we then set about visualising every object either pink (feminine) or blue (masculine) as she clearly had to learn gender and spelling. For the feminine words we visually placed all the words one after the other into a large pink box (as that was one of the words) and then put all the masculine words into a large blue satchel (again one of the words).
When the test day arrived, she could visualise how the words were spelt and also what colour they were and therefore their gender. The child was really pleased.
Following the test the teacher asked them all how they had learnt the words. The child relayed this technique and the teacher thought it was really positive and commended it to the rest of the class.
I have found this book inspirational in enabling both children and adults to begin to overcome some of the difficulties that they have experienced in spelling.
British Dyslexia Association Magazine - Summer 2007 May 30, 2007
S. Emecz (London, England)
17 out of 17 found this review helpful
The book is reviewed in this month's BDA magazine by leading learning difficulties expert Bernadette McLean from the Helen Arkell Centre.
"Seeing Spells Achieving has been written for those who struggle with words, and those who support them, such as parents or teachers. The writers claim that 100% of dyslexics do not use visualisation to see words. The book teaches visualisation which is a skill that is useful not only for spelling, but also for comprehension. Hickmott and Bendefy are both qualified in Neurolinguistic Programming. Dyslexia specialists have usually heard of the NLP spelling method which is based on how good spellers spell. This method is clearly explained and is a more efficient way of learning spelling than a laborious working through "the minefield of rules and counter rules" of the English language. Exercises to develop visual memory start with objects and then move on to individual words and text. These exercises are well structured and emphasise the same need for practice that any new skill requires before it becomes second nature. The book does more than work on visualisation skills. It uses techniques from NLP to help learners replace self-limiting beliefs with more positive thoughts. Exercises help learners to implement change and to become "unstuck" from feelings of failure and worthlessness about their previous learning. "Seeing Spells Achieving" is suitable for those who support dyslexics because its explanations are much more accessible than its title would indicate. It is particularly appropriate for use with those dyslexics who believe that they will never be able to spell".
Seeing Spells Achieving March 30, 2006
Mrs C F Chandler (Redbourn, Herts United Kingdom)
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
This book is a must for everyone, young and old, with any kind of spelling problems. I have used (and am still using) word visualisation with my 6 year old daughter who has spelling issues, not only has it given her the confidence to try to spell words, it has also taught her a new way of dealing with spelling, something she now uses every day. Thoroughly recommended.
A simple way to help those who are struggling November 1, 2006
S. C. Van Eesteren (Netherlands)
13 out of 13 found this review helpful
Having tried so many 'complicated' and time consuming approaches to help my son, I didnot think we had the energy left to try one more !! Luckily a friend kept 'badgering' me and I finally capitulated as she insisted this Seeing Spells Achieving method could have considerable results even in the firstsession with Olive Hickmott. We were lucky enough to live not far from her and so able to see her personally and from that meeting I bought 1st 1 then 5 more copies of this remarkable little book to pass on to friends whose children were experiencing difficulties with reading, writing, memorising, mental arithmetic, or under achieving at school in any way. This simple method really works and it's EASY and FAST which is a 1st as far as I have discovered in 9 years of trying anything and everything I could to help my son. He insisted that I tell his Headmaster at school about SSA as and I quote:- '' I don't want the other children to suffer the way I did and this can really help them!!'' The book is easy to follow but if like me you need to see things in action, Olive and Andrew are incredibly reasonable to consult personally with or will help via email or telephone so there is lots of support to this little gem, I cann't recommend it highly enough.
Simply amazing! June 4, 2007
Ms. J. M. Kearney
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
This little book explains in a very simple, easy way, how to learn to spell by visualising words. The exercises are well thought out, and lead naturally from one to another. It is fun to work through and a fantastic resource. I have helped several children to go from dreading spelling, and believing that they can't spell, to loving it and spelling words backwards in no time at all! It is incredible!
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