Another approach that's proven to be highly effective is multisensory learning - think sight, sound, and touch all combined. This can include activities like sand writing, shaving cream writing, and even dance-based learning. Yes, you read that right - dance! Who knew learning could be so much fun?
And then there's the Orton-Gillingham approach, which is like a secret sauce for teaching students with dyslexia. This approach focuses on phonemic awareness, decoding, and encoding skills - and it's been proven to be highly effective in helping students overcome their learning challenges.
Dyslexia support in schools: A parent's guide - King’s InterHigh
