Video Clips       

Below are two documentary programs that were broadcast on television some time ago. The programs are divided into video clips with short descriptions so that you may view your areas of interest. The majority of the scenes are in English. Scenes in other languages have subtitles in English.

Audiblox "Crash" Course for Severe Dyslexia: Despite having an average intellectual ability and after many years of therapy, Michal was still completely illiterate at the age of 13. He was diagnosed with severe dyslexia and ADD. A possibility that parents or tutors may consider in the case of a severe reading or learning difficulty, is to start Audiblox with a one-week or two-week "crash" course. View Michal's remarkable progress during the two weeks.

Audiblox in Schools: Audiblox in action at two schools, interviews with a teacher and a principal, a training session for teachers and an interview with the developer of Audiblox, Dr. Jan Strydom.

Special Needs Children: The story of Sonja, who soon after birth contracted meningitis and encephalitis, causing severe brain damage. Special schools failed to teach her to read, whereas Audiblox succeeded to teach her to read in 60 days. Also view other special needs children learning to read.

Adult Literacy Training: When the illiterate farm workers on Sonja’s farm heard about her success, they wanted to learn to read too, and “Sonja’s House” was established.

Traumatic Brain Injury: The story of Jandries, a promising law student, who was reduced to a vegetable state after a tragic motor cycle accident. His parents were told that he would never recover. Yet, he greatly recovered due to his mother’s efforts and Audiblox. Today he is totally independent and runs his own business from home.