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By: Don M. Winn June 11, 2010January 17, 2018
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How knowing family history helps kids. Also how to increase kids' vocabularies and how to start discussions that will help build positive body image in kids. Read all this and more in the July 2021 Don M. Winn Author newsletter. Link in bio.
I hope that the scene in the photo above has never happened to you. But it is something many dyslexics fear to a certain degree—having their dyslexia unfavorably exposed in the workplace to their detriment.
Getting lost in the moment can be described as being so immersed in something, usually something enjoyable, that you completely lose track of all time. Distractions ebb away, as do all other concerns. Everything else in your life is put on hold. For adults, those lost-in-time moments may be few and far between. It may even begin to feel like a selfish indulgence since we have so many responsibilities. Interestingly, according to an article published by Harvard University back in 2011, NOT getting lost in the moment on occasion can become a significant source of unhappiness.
Check out my May newsletter, featuring info on teaching kids to manage worry and anxiety. Also long-term strategies to reduce reading anxiety and the importance of providing emotional support for kids with dyslexia. Link in Bio.
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