Recognize Good Remediation
You can try dyslexia remediation [5] via several ways. If your child’s school system has all the necessary services, that’s a great advantage. However, it is important to ensure that your child gets the right instruction. You can do this by examining and analyzing the quality of your child’s program. It would help to ask questions like:
- Is it evidence-based?
- Is it systemic and cumulative?
- Is it taught by an appropriately trained instructor?
- Is the instruction implemented with fidelity?
- Are the instructors monitoring your child’s progress?
Ensure your questions are multi-sensory. If your child is finding it difficult to read, you can engage their other senses to help them connect better with the material. In addition, multi-sensory instruction will help reduce frustration and make learning more exciting for children.