If you are unfamiliar with dyslexia, need more information and feel your school is not doing enough then this article gives you more information about dyslexia and where you can go for help. Many parents and loved ones are always concerned if their child is getting the proper resources and treatment at their schools.
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Intelligence, diagnoses, treatment and resources for dyslexia are all in this article. It is not intended to give a breakdown about dyslexia. It is to help and inform you that there are people and programs available for any child with dyslexia. Do not worry, if your school does not have the program needed, there are links attached so you do not feel alone.
Dyslexia is not a reflection of the child’s intelligence. Like other developmental disorders, dyslexia occurs across all levels of intelligence.
Laura Lurns · Learning Success expert
Key takeaways
- Many students have Dyslexia.
- Some schools are not well equipped to educate children with Dyslexia.
- This can be resolved with better training and provisions.
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