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ADVICE FOR PARENTS
Supporting a Child with Dyslexia
Positive Communication:
Avoid comparing your child with others. Appreciate their effort rather than results. Use kind and encouraging words.
Creating a Supportive Environment:
Set up a distraction-free study space, use colorful charts, and read aloud together. Encourage regular breaks.
Recognizing Strengths:
Many Dyslexic children are artistic, musical, or logical thinkers. Let them explore those talents.
Collaborating with Teachers:
Share progress reports with teachers and work together to adjust teaching methods.
Quote:
“Behind every confident child is a parent who believed first.”
Famous people / celebrities who have said they have dyslexia
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