Why doesn’t my dyslexic child retain what they have learned?
Why doesn’t my dyslexic child retain what they have learned? When I get a phone call from parents asking about assessments they will often say their child is bright and intelligent but they struggle to understand why they don’t retain information. There can be...How can we make the weekly spelling test experience better for children with dyslexia?
At some point during the week parents of children in years 1-4 of primary school will be experiencing the stress of “The weekly spelling test”. It’s quite common for students of all ages to struggle retaining spellings. I’m aware that the school...
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