Dyslexia First
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6 Reasons Why Routine Is Important to Dyslexics
Individuals with dyslexia and other learning difficulties often struggle to get back into the swing of things when routine is interrupted. And when there is a break in this, frustration and anxiety can surface, making returning to routine difficult.
In this blog, we share ways you can reduce anxiety at home, school and social environments.
Dyslexia and Video Games 101
Love them or hate them, as parents, our children can’t get enough of video games! Whilst regulating their use is important to ensuring a child’s healthy development, during the school holidays there’s always going to be those weather-dependent days where activity options are limited, and video games can help ease the boredom factor. For those drizzly days, video games have become a popular choice for people of all ages.
Top Dyslexia-Friendly Games for Holiday Fun & Learning
Games are a fantastic route to practicing and improving key skills that are often a struggle for dyslexic learners.
In conversation with Jess Sands, Entrepreneur and Dyslexia Advocate
Jess is an inspiration to us all.
From a 7 year old unable to read to a published author and inspirational entrepreneur, Jess has overcome challenges, stigmas, generational disbelief and shown those who stood in her way that she has a superpower to be proud of.
Dyslexia First’s Best Blogs
Dyslexia First has been helping families across the North West for the last three years, and each month, we publish relatable, informative blogs that help
What is Dyslexia?
What is dyslexia? In this blog, we share the most common questions asked and how a dyslexia assessment helps to live a happier, more fulfilled life.
Top tips to prepare your dyslexic child for another successful year at school.
That’s it, another summer holidays have come to an end. Whilst we might breathe a small sigh of relief and look forward to enjoying a cup of tea before it goes cold, our parental concerns start to shift towards how we can best prepare our children for another successful year at school.
In this blog we’ll take you through some key tips to help prepare your dyslexic child for the return to school.
Improved Learning with a Disabled Students’ Allowance
Many people are unaware that dyslexic learners are eligible for the Disabled Students’ Allowance (DSA). If you or your child is thinking of going to University, applying for a DSA could mean that you’re entitled to new equipment and technology that will help you reach your full potential as an undergraduate or postgraduate student.
Identifying Dyslexia from Inside of the Classroom
What signs do teachers look for that prompt a dyslexia assessment or support? In our latest blog, we invite two teachers to share their experiences in the classroom.