Benefits to Homeschooling a Child With Dyslexia

Allows for the necessary individualized instruction in all subject areas: reading, spelling, composition, and comprehension.
Allows for kids to focus on areas of interest and for lessons to be planned around those interests.
Allows for freedom from being measured against peers, day in and day out, with no learning difficulties.
Allows for your child to work at their own pace using resources that work best with their individual strengths.
Homeschooling necessarily avoids the rigid scheduling and standardized testing {and the practice of teaching to the test} that is required in public schools.