Spelling difficulties are a common feature of dyslexia. Spelling problems can remain a persistent problem, even into adulthood. This blog post discusses spelling difficulties and strategies to support. Why does dyslexia affect spelling?
Spelling difficulties are a common feature of dyslexia. Spelling problems can remain a persistent problem, even into adulthood. This blog post discusses spelling difficulties and strategies to support. Why does dyslexia affect spelling?
There are many different tips, techniques and hacks recommended to students at university. This blog post is specifically aimed at students with dyslexia. Please feel free to share other hacks you have found
Transitions are times of change that cause high stress and anxiety for all involved. Starting university is such a transition point. It is therefore understandable that for students with dyslexia, many will feel
Homework is often a cause for tension between children / teenagers and their parents. Children with dyslexia are often tired and exhausted at the end of the day, having to focus and concentrate
With a return to school after a summer break, now would be a good time to make contact with your child’s school. If you have any general concerns regarding their development, progress or
The transition from secondary school to post 16 options such as sixth form, college, an apprenticeship or work is a daunting tome for all young people, especially for those with a learning need
GCSE results are announced this very soon and for many students, they might find that they did not get the results that they were expecting. Perhaps the results received are disappointing and do
This blog post discusses the skills that it is useful for school leavers with dyslexia to possess before they start at college, an apprenticeship or the workplace. While at school a pupil with
The transition from secondary school to post 16 options such as sixth form, college, an apprenticeship or work is a daunting tome for all young people, especially for those with a learning need
In every classroom, in every school, around the world, there are 1 in 5 kids with exactly the thinking skills needed for the future of work. But less than 20% are spotted at