Dyslexia exists all over the world, and people with it all deserve to be treated fairly and given the opportunity to recieve help when needed. Unfortunately, dyslexia’s treatment in Australia has become troublesome.
The video below exposes a widespread ignorance from both teachers and parents surrounding dyslexia in the country.
In the Australian educational system, there’s a disturbing amount of red tape when it comes to dyslexic students getting treatment. The creators of this video wants this to change, and for the educational system to step up and tackle the issue head-on.
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Key takeaways
- In Australia, there is a lack of awareness about dyslexic learners and how to effectively help them.
- At the moment, schools are hiding behind paperwork instead of tackling problems and solutions head-on.
- Training of teachers and parents on how to help dyslexic learners is needed to have a bigger impact in the lives of these kids.
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