David Chalk · Dyslexia Explored · #189: Dyslexia, Building Businesses and Learning to Read at 62 with David Chalk
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Map physical attributes and biometrics (pupil dilation, blink rate, saccadic eye movement, facial muscle movement, voice prosody) to a child’s emotional state and adjust tutoring in real time
86 facial muscles
“We need to be looking at how we keep all the muscles on both sides of the phase, relaxed, supple and ready for that next phase… when we do get movement, we're ready to start with small and precise movements, not strength”
“One of the key ways that our theatre company was formed was through the School of Ensemble Improvised Movement, which is a type of physical theatre”
“I started journaling it because I was like, okay, this is... it feels important... then I would start taking my movement outside”
“Online movement of 15 percent to 40 percent, saving 12 dollars per ticket, 12 percent per ticket”
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