Though there are many tips for helping dyslexic students, there are certain cases where adjusting the style of teaching to fit the child's situation or gender actually does make a major difference. In this video, Michael Clark of Dyslexia Improvements wants dads to know that helping girls with dyslexia is actually different than how you might help a boy.
In particular, girls feel more encouragement with affirmations than boys do. A girl student doesn't typically want a competition, and thus aren’t as concerned with failure. Girls are also less focused on actions and events and more interested on the emotions. As such, it's important for dads recognize that their daughters think somewhat differently, and molding their teaching style to them is imperative.
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