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Dyslexic children need a boost to their self-confidence before they can learn to overcome their difficulties. Quite often, especially in the early days of diagnosis, they have already experienced ‘failure’. Also deep down they often don’t believe they are capable of learning. Consequently, to restore their self-confidence they need to be provided with the chance to succeed. And praise should be given for all achievements (even if small). So here are 5 really simple tips to help…

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Explore the symptoms of dyslexia with this free printable 37-point checklist. Dyslexia is a common reading and spelling disability, affecting approximately 10% of students, and this checklist will guide you in determining whether your child may be affected.

Dyslexia is a really common learning difficulty that can cause problems with reading, writing and spelling. But it does not affect intelligence. It’s estimated up to 1 in every 10 people in the UK has some degree of dyslexia. Whatever age your child is, if you have any concerns then please speak to your child’s teacher about your concerns. The earlier dyslexia is diagnosed and support is put in place, the better the outcome. #signsofdyslexia #learningsupport #kidseducation

Despite all our advances in medicine, and technology at our fingertips, learning difficulties are on the increase. It is a conversation that can be difficult to broach and isn’t always supported. #learningsupport #SEN #LearningDifficulties #Neurodiversity

Working in education as well as being an SEN mum, I am intrigued to understand why learning differences are on the increase. Is it as simple as them being more widely diagnosed, or possibly the stigma surrounding having an SEN is lifting, or are there other reasons for the increase in our children today? #LearningSupport #SEN #LearningDifferences

Dyslexia is a common learning difficulty. People with dyslexia will have issues with specific abilities used for learning. Specifically reading and writing, but possibly also with maths. Dyslexia does not affect intelligence. It’s estimated up to 1 in every 10 people in the UK has some degree of dyslexia. So what are some common dyslexia symptoms? #dyslexiaquotes #dyslexiasignsof #dyslexiaresources

If you think that your child may be dyslexic then the first things to do is to speak to the school. Your child’s teacher or the school’s SENCO (Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator) will address your concerns. They may then offer additional support if necessary and appropriate. #dyslexiasupport #dyslexiastrategies #dyslexia

DYS Aware Day is a worldwide movement to promote inclusiveness and understanding of those with DYS differences.

DYS Aware Day is a worldwide movement to promote inclusiveness and understanding of those with DYS differences.

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If you think that your child may be dyslexic then the first things to do is to speak to the school. Your child’s teacher or the school’s SENCO (Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator) will address your concerns. They may then offer additional support if necessary and appropriate. #dyslexiasupport #dyslexiastrategies #dyslexia

One of the hardest parts of having a child with learning disabilities was trying to explain to them why learning was so difficult for them. How do you explain to a child what dyslexia is or what a …

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