Having poor reading skills is the difficulty most commonly associated with dyslexia. Children with dyslexia often have to seek outside help from their regular schools, as typical teaching styles aren’t always enough for their specific symptoms. This video features testimonials from parents sharing those struggles, and the solutions they found.
One mother found a solution in The Alison Lawson Centre. The facility offers classes that helped her children make significant progress in reading and writing. The video shows other parents compare their children’s progress before and after being enrolled in the dyslexia education program, and their reading skills were shown to have improved significantly. In fact, they aren’t just on the same level as their classmates now, they have even surpassed their reading level requirements.
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Key takeaways
- Poor reading skills are commonly associated with dyslexia, and parents in this video shared their similar experiences.
- The Alison Lawson Centre offers classes for dyslexics.
- Students' reading skills have significantly improved after attending the school for dyslexics.
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