Re: How to cope with dyslexia ?
Chances are they will not overcome by themselves. They will need help. Some cases are mild and the parents or teachers can easily help them with loads of one-on-one practice sessions. Others require therapy sessions. The important thing is that it is diagnosed correctly and as early as possible. It is so frustrating for a child to have to go through this problem and be thought of as “slow” or “lazy”. Building on their self-confidence is an important part of their therapy.
My daughter was identified as “probably suffering from dypsraxia”
Her partner in her therapy group is dyslexic. And the way the two of them complement each other and help each other out is almost like watching some sort of magic. Two happy enthusiastic little girls working together through play. The early intervention has worked wonders on my daughter. The other girl was identified slightly late, but she is also doing well.