There are many different strategies for teaching children with dyslexia, and sometimes you have to get creative to best engage the students. Teachers must create a learning environment that will nurture the innate talents of dyslexic children, and support them in learning difficult topics.
In the video below, teachers suggest that by rearranging the classroom and utilizing the physical space, the learning environment can become a multi-sensory approach that appeals to the students' strengths.
As an example, mathematics can be shown using hoops, and many subjects can be better taught with visual aids. This creative approach is currently being adapted by other teachers in their classrooms.
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