Many teachers don’t know enough about the challenges in the classroom prior to becoming a teacher. This can include students that have dyslexia. One teacher by the name of Leslie Patterson was no exception to this rule but now she is a certified academic language and dyslexia therapist at an elementary school. This school is leading the pack in using new technology to reach out to the dyslexic students.
Teachers and Dyslexia: Are they prepared for the classroom?
Another issue that these teachers face is the lack of state funding for programs that may help these students excel in areas that they lack the confidence that they need to succeed. A program called Bookshare is helping to change that by offering free services to students that have dyslexia and other learning obstacles. To learn more, check out this article here and see how Bookshare is helping children with dyslexia like to read!
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