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   Welcome to Bright Solutions. Sharing the latest dyslexia research with those who need to know. Start here. Watch these free on-line videos by Susan Barton. Dyslexia: Symptoms & Solutions. How to Spot Dyslexia in a Writing Sample. Video Chats by Susan Barton - 6 minutes each. Watch many short videos on. “Bright Solutions YouTube Channel”

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2. www.dyslexia.com › dr-articles › look-brightstarA Look at BrightStar Learning | Dyslexia.com Resource Site

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   Why Some Bright And Creative People Struggle with Numbers and Maths, And How That Can Be Changed

3. uk.linkedin.com › in › lucy-mallorie-71668820Lucy Mallorie - Dyslexia specialist teacher and assessor ...

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   Bright Star. Oct 2009 - Present 14 years 8 months. I carry out assessments nationwide for dyslexia and other learning difficulties. I also work closely with parents and teachers to provide...

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4. www.bdadyslexia.org.uk › advice › childrenChild - British Dyslexia Association

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   Child. If your child is, or may be, dyslexic then we have information, resources and training available to help you to ensure that your child is able to reach their full potential. You can also find information in our Supporting a Child or Young Person: A Guide for Parents booklet on how to support your child at home, working with your school ...

5. www.bbc.co.uk › bitesize › articlesFive ways to support your child with dyslexia at home - BBC ...

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   • Get a routine. For most people, routine is important but for learners with dyslexia and other neurodiverse conditions, it is even more critical. A good starting point is the creation of a visual timetable for each day, which will create structure and enable your child to have a clear vision of the day ahead.
   • Decide what to teach. The next step is to spend some time getting to know what learning level your child is at. The work should challenge them but not be inaccessible to them.
   • Teach using a ‘multisensory’ approach. Multisensory simply means using more than one of a child’s senses at a time. Because of the way the dyslexic brain works, learning this way is far more effective.
   • Embrace technology. Nowadays, there are so many free features embedded in our computers, tablets and smartphones that can make a huge difference to young people with dyslexia.

6. www.bdadyslexia.org.uk › advice › childrenSigns of dyslexia (Secondary school age) - British Dyslexia ...

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   Dyslexia can only be diagnosed through a Diagnostic Assessment. However, there are indicators which can help you to identify a young person who may be dyslexic. Written work. Has a poor standard of written work compared with oral ability; Has poor handwriting with badly formed letters or has neat handwriting, but writes very slowly

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   How do I know if my child is dyslexic?

   • Dyslexia can only be diagnosed through a Diagnostic Assessment. However, there are indicators which can help you to identify a young person who may be dyslexic. Is easily distracted. May find it difficult to remain focused on the task

   Signs of dyslexia (Secondary school age)

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   What should I do if my child is dyslexic?

   • If you suspect that your child may be dyslexic then you should discuss this with your child's teacher or the school's Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCo). If a teacher is concerned that a learner may have dyslexia or have any other SpLD, then they should consult the school's SENCo to discuss a plan of action.

   Signs of dyslexia (Secondary school age)

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   What is a dyslexic learner?

   • A dyslexic learner, despite certain areas of difficulty, may be orally very able and knowledgeable, creative, artistic, or sporting. Alongside these abilities will be a cluster of difficulties - these will be different for every person. Dyslexia can only be diagnosed through a Diagnostic Assessment.

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   Should dyslexia work be challenging?

   • The work should challenge them but not be inaccessible to them. Bear in mind that every child is different - even moreso for a learner with dyslexia who is likely to be at different stages in different topics. Also, remember their ability may be reflected in spoken rather than written work.

   Five ways to support your child with dyslexia at home

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8. www.readingbrightstart.org › articles-for-parentsDoes My Child Have Dyslexia? - Nemours Reading BrightStart!

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   Dyslexia (say: dis-LEK-see-uh) is a type of learning disability, when people have problems learning to read. It is usually diagnosed by psychologists or educational specialists when a child is about 7 or 8 years old. But parents can look for signs of dyslexia earlier.