education – Page 2 – Ross Duncan

June 28, 2019

Ross Duncan interviews Katie Goode- games developer

However, when she was at school, although she was clearly a very bright student, she fell behind. In some subjects she struggled greatly, yet at the same time, she was exceptionally good at others. Clearly she was demonstrating a spiky profile to her strengths and weaknesses. For years it wasn’t…READ MORE

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June 27, 2019

Ross Duncan interviews James Thompson -South African rowing champion

Globally, we know that neurodivergent people exist. Globally, we know that there is a multitude of famous people who are neurodivergent. Recently, I was able interview James Thompson; a South African rowing champion; a gold medalist Coxless four at the London 2012 Olympics and a gold medallist at the World…READ MORE

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June 27, 2019

Ross Duncan interviews Pamela Uddin – ‘The Apprentice’

Most people will remember seeing the memorable video clip of Susan Boyle’s audition for Britain’s Got Talent and witnessing the public reaction before she sang. A similar story played out a number of years ago regarding Pamela Uddin. Pamela Uddin is an entrepreneur who set up the charity Alexia Agency. …READ MORE

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June 27, 2019

Ross Duncan interviews Steven Robertson – tips for actors with dyslexia

Tips for Actors 1 – Time As a student and as a working actor the best help you can hope for is as much extra time as possible. Things have to be read slower and have to be read more often. This will mean having to set alarm clocks for…READ MORE

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Category: education

Ross Duncan interviews Katie Goode- games developer

Ross Duncan interviews James Thompson -South African rowing champion

Ross Duncan interviews Pamela Uddin – ‘The Apprentice’

Ross Duncan interviews Steven Robertson – tips for actors with dyslexia