Dyslexia

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Dyslexia
Evidence
Background
Identification
Dyslexia friendly classroom teaching
Signposting for further intervention/assessment
Case studies
Websites
What is dyslexia
Pre-school identification
The dyslexia friendly classroom
Seeking further advice
DF school case study
Dyslexia Journal
Theories of dyslexia
Primary level identification
Whole schools approaches
Specialist teacher support
BDA and DA projects
References
Evidence for dyslexia
Secondary level identification
Supporting dyslexic pupils with reading
Exam provisions
Current research in dyslexia
Identification in adults
Supporting dyslexic pupils with writing
Co-occurring difficulties
Assessing EAL learners
Supporting dyslexic pupils with spelling
Visual stress
Dyslexia and Maths
Dyslexic strengths
Dyslexia and EAL
Dyslexia in languages other than English
Resources and suppliers
Assistive technology
Effective interventions
Top tips for teachers
Continuing professional development
Strength of Evidence
Transferability
Areas for further research
Editor's comments
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Dyslexia Friendly classroom teaching

A great many publications and resources are available which provide ideas for supporting dyslexic children at home and in the classroom. A collection of ideas recommended by Local Education Authorities throughout England as well as by a range of experts in the field are presented in the BDA Dyslexia Friendly Schools Good Practice Guide (2012).

For examples of how to create a dyslexia friendly classroom, see this handout from the SEND for Classroom Teachers training pack.

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