Before conversations about ADHD and learning differences become overwhelming or clinical, they need to be personal.

In this episode of Raising Scholars, Jacquie Langworthy shares her own experience growing up with dyslexia and navigating school without the tools or language to understand her struggles. She reflects on the quiet shame many capable children carry and how those early experiences shaped her work as an educator and parent.

This episode helps parents see learning challenges through compassion, structure, and confidence rather than pressure or labels.

If your child seems bright but struggles with focus, frustration, or confidence, this conversation will help you feel more informed and less alone.

📝 Show Notes

In this episode, we discuss:

• Jacquie’s personal journey with dyslexia and learning challengesWhy capable children often struggle quietly with confidence and focus
• How learning differences impact motivation and self-belief
• What parents can notice and how supportive structure makes a difference

Key takeaway:

Learning differences do not limit potential. With understanding and support, children can learn with confidence.