The Journey of Learning English with Dyslexia
“No, I can’t do it. I’m not good at English. I can’t read or write fluently. I’ll never succeed.” These…
Category: Special Education
Teaching English as a Foreign language to Children with Autism
What is autism?Autism is a neurological disorder that affects both verbal communication and social skills of the individual, which remain…
Unveiling Long-Term Challenges: Dyslexic Adults in Education, Employment and Social Integration
Cognitive, emotional, and social elements of life are all impacted by dyslexia, which lasts throughout adulthood. Education is important for…
The 3 Principles to Supporting Special Educational Needs Students
Research in the field of special educational needs and inclusion has equipped the educational community with evidence-based practices and…
Teaching Dyslexic Learners Online
Technology is a gift for students with dyslexia, provided that it is used properly. This is because most dyslexic…
Teaching Reading to students with dyslexia
Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that is neurological in origin. The person diagnosed with dyslexia face difficulties with…
Teaching English to Dysgraphic Learners
Dysgraphia [dis-gra-fee-uh] is a learning disability that makes it difficult for a person to handwrite and organize written expression. Dysgraphia…
Mind mapping and dyslexia: The current trend of graphic organizers for effective English language teaching
The common saying “a picture is worth a thousand words” gives prominence to the idea that an…
Dyslexia in the English classroom: What are the most striking signs and what useful tips can teachers use?
Learning difficulties is a term that has invaded our lives and our L2 classrooms to a great extent…
Dyslexia and Adults in the Working Environment
Dyslexia is a different way of thinking and doing. People with dyslexia can be successful if they work their tasks…