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Almost every dyslexic child suffers from bullying at some stage in their
schooling, and, combined with the difficulties they experience with spelling,
writing and reading, being bullied can have a devastating effect on their
self-confidence and achievement. DYSLEXIA AND YOUR CHILD Kids with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning disabilities are as intelligent as others, and often have great strengths–but they learn differently.
How Do People Get Dyslexia
Some famous dyslexics include
children’s book writer Hans Christian Anderson, U.S. Army General George Patton,
Italian artist, free games for dyslexic children http://www.dyslexia-teacher.com/t6.html psychologytoday.7-ways-help-dyslexic-children-succeed 7 Ways to help dyslexic children succeed 1) A significant problem faced by dyslexic children is a lack of learning technologies designed to help children learn in settings when there is no personal teaching assistance. This paper presents an online learning technology that utilises multisensory teaching, and interactive gaming techniques to provide dyslexic children with an engaging learning environment within which to identify where their mistakes in reading, writing and arithmetic 2)Multisensory techniques are used to promote better retention as students are taught the phonetic codes of the language. This is much easier than having to memorize thousands of words by sight. The 42 basic sounds and the letters that represent them are taught one at a time in building block fashion. Daily drill on the sounds and plenty of word decoding practice will help them to master this foundation. To ensure success, find practice tools that will keep them engaged. Look for lessons and materials that use a good sequence: the letters of the alphabet, then the short vowel sounds---with short e taught at the end rather than between short a and short i (to avoid confusion), then the long vowel sounds...and so on. Make sure you have high interest reading material, with controlled vocabulary, that introduces the sounds in a good phonics sequence to avoid confusion. With the proper preparation, students will continually have a successful reading experience. dyslexia.com/library/classroom.htm A guide for teachers and parents. A Dyslexic Child in the Classroom testdyslexia.com free A Dyslexic test
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