Dyslexia has the potential to negatively impact the lives of people. All age groups could be affected by the disorder. Schools and other organizations are becoming aware of the condition. This videos on dyslexia offers an explanation for anyone following these topics. Educators have to understand how the disorder affects people in their daily lives.
Key takeaways
- When receiving diagnosis for a dyslexic child, parents should look into the details of the results to know the degree or severity of dyslexia. This will help to apply the most appropriate remediation or programs for their child.
- Dysgraphia is difficulty with written language and expressing thoughts. It can occur with or without a diagnosis of dyslexia.
- Technology can be used to help dyslexic learners. These include: listening to books, Learning Ally, Kindle/iPad/Nook, dictation on the computer for writing, and typing.
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