It’s vital that your child/teen learns the skills needed to find and correct their spelling mistakes. I recommend this a lot in my dyslexia reports. But finding our mistakes tends … Read More
1) Use games after bursts of learning as a break to help them store the knowledge An essential step we often miss out in the learning process is giving the … Read More
As overwhelmed teachers panic and send out ‘death by worksheet’ and super-stressed parents get competitive about how many their child has completed… Here’s one quick thing to try instead with amazing … Read More
As you read this menu of ideas, trust your gut. You know what your child needs! As most of you know, as well as being a dyslexia assessor, I am … Read More
Parents of dyslexic children are often desperate to find the right books for their kids. Dyslexia typically makes reading a lot harder, due to issues with visual distortion and phonological … Read More