​We already know that dyslexia is not a disability, it's just | Grade Teacher Training

​We already know that dyslexia is not a disability, it's just a different ability. Proper guidance of a teacher, well-equipped with modern strategies and techniques, will help everyone become a high-achiever. So, we're here to share some tried and trusted tips to work with dyslexic students.

Multisensory activities
Writing words and sentences with different materials like sand, chalk, even glitter glue help kids involve senses like touch and movement. This approach is beneficial for students and help them process the information in a more retainable way.

Games, games and even more games
There's nothing more exciting for a kid than playing a game. The best thing about them is that a teacher can easily incorporate playing a game into a lesson for a whole class, not just dyslexic students. Game ideas for your classes you can find here.

How teachers can help learners with dyslexia and what is the proper way to assess students' progress read here.