Sound out letters and words (“phonics”) Read faster Understand more of what they read Write more clearly A couple of reading programs are geared toward kids with dyslexia. They are ...

It is usually first noticeable in the reception year as dyslexic children usually struggle with phonics and learning to read and may not pass the Phonics Screening Test* at the end of Year 1.

As a parent with dyslexia, this can be particularly challenging when your child starts showing an interest in reading or when they begin learning phonics at school. How can you make sure you are ...

Sound out letters and words (phonics) Read faster Understand more of what they read Write more clearly Other reading programs geared toward kids with dyslexia include: Orton-Gillingham is a step ...

School-age kids with dyslexia may read below their grade level ... They will look at your child’s ability to understand phonics, as well as reading comprehension. Vocabulary and decoding ...

Explicit Phonics Instruction ... can be particularly beneficial for children with dyslexia. Conclusion: Modern teaching methods, assistive technologies, and innovative strategies are making ...

A GROWING TREND: More Texas children are being identified with ... Phonological awareness is a struggle for students with dyslexia Phonics: a method of teaching people to read by learning the ...

With the right support, children with dyslexia can achieve remarkable success ... using helpful technology like interactive ...

After years of using a “balanced literacy” approach, steeped in whole language practices, some districts are moving toward a “structured literacy” approach described as a science of reading-based ...

Our view, as academic linguists, is that part of the reason why so many children do not experience joy in reading is the excessive focus on synthetic phonics in early education. Synthetic phonics ...