How Do Dyslexic People Relate to Using Music and How Does it Enhance Their Lives?

#Dyslexia #Dr. Marianne Cintron #Letter From a Dyslexic Genius
I’ve been telling you how dyslexic people have a trait of genius. I want to read a letter to you from a dyslexic woman who listened to my podcast. She grew up with music and has such an array of skills, amidst the COVID pandemic and taking care of two sets of parents. Listen to her letter and be encouraged as I was and let’s unlock your Child’s Genius Mind!
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¬¬¬There are so many genius dyslexic kids in our homes and their gifts are hidden because of low-self - esteem, or because someone hasn’t helped them identify their gift. And the gift needs nurturing. Let’s help our dyslexic kids read so we can bring peace to the home and unlock that child’s giftedness.
Dr. Marianne Cintron is a Doctor of Education in Leadership and Administration, speaker, and author. She has a Master of Education in General Education and in Special Education complementing her two California Teaching Credentials. She is a Dyslexia Specialist, President of Step By Step Dyslexia Solutions, and an International Teacher Trainer. She tutors students with Dyslexia and is currently in a Practicum to receive Orton Gillingham Associate Level Certification. Dr. Cintron is a curriculum developer “Step By Step Reading©” and an app developer CDSM intended to work together to help the dyslexic child read.
She has twenty-two years of experience in Education, ten years as a Classroom Teacher. She is a three year board member of the International Dyslexia Association Tri-County Branch, the Vice President of Christian Business Partners in Upland, and a member of the Global Society of Female Entrepreneurs. She received an award for being a “Social Impact Award Finalist.” She is also nominated for the “Lifetime Legacy Award” for the Connected Women of Influence. Dr. Cintron is a California native, has been married to Will for 32 years, and they have three adult children.