4. Discover what helps kids with dyslexia.

There are many ways to help kids with reading challenges. Learn about multisensory instruction and how it can help kids with dyslexia with reading. And explore strategies you can try at home.


5. Connect with other families.

Other parents and caregivers of kids with dyslexia can be a great source of support. They get it in a way that friends and family may not. One place to make connections is in the secure Understood Community. You can also share this dyslexia fact sheet to help friends and loved ones understand.


6. Recognize strengths.

It’s natural to focus on challenges after you get a diagnosis. But be sure to celebrate strengths and accomplishments, too. Discover ways to recognize your child’s strengths.


7. Share dyslexia success stories.

Dyslexia doesn’t go away. But there are so many people with dyslexia who are thriving in life. Share their stories and help your child see beyond the challenges.


SOURCE: https://www.understood.org/

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