Dyslexic Achiever
"I was one of the 'puzzle children' myself -- a dyslexic . . . And I still have a hard time reading today. Accept the fact that you have a problem. Refuse to feel sorry for yourself. You have a challenge; never quit!"
Nelson Rockefeller
(45th Vice President of US)
What is the solution?
People with dyslexia often need a structured language program. Emphasis of such programmes is on the individual phonetic sound of words in speech, reading, and writing, rather than on memorizing complete words. Following multisensory modalities: hearing, touching, writing, and speaking, in teaching such children is very important. This instruction can best be provided by professionals who have specialized training in programs for dyslexic students.