How to Successfully Deschool Your Child With Dyslexia
If you are experiencing resistance to learning with a child with dyslexia, taking time to deschool your child can help your child. What does it mean to deschool? Deschooling is stepping away from academics for a period of time in order to decompress from the pressure...
Preparing Your Student With Dyslexia for College Success
If you are preparing your student with dyslexia for college, you may be concerned about whether or not they are prepared to handle the rigors of a traditional college course of study. This10-part series will address many of these questions and concerns. This series...
Teaching Kids With Dyslexia to Read: What Progress Really Looks Like
If you are teaching a child with dyslexia to read, there is a good chance you’ve wondered at some point: Is this actually working? You’re using an Orton-Gillingham-based reading program. You’re doing your best to be consistent. Maybe you’re...
10 Best Accommodations for Students With Dyslexia That Really Work
In this article:1. Use Audiobooks and Text-to-Speech2. Allow Oral Responses Instead of Written Answers3. Give Extra Time4. Reduce Unnecessary Writing and Copying5. Use Assistive Technology6. Shorten Assignments When Mastery Has Been Demonstrated7. Give Directions One...
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