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Subject: Strategies extended to non-dyslexic struggling students

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Eva

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Date Posted: 11:03:10 05/30/11 Mon

Hi there! I am a primary school teacher, living in Slovakia, currently taking a break but ready to start from September anew - this time equipped with strategies to use should I have kids in my class who struggle in reading, writing or math. I find the dyslexia course extremely helpfull in that the strategies can also be extended to children who are not clearly dyslexic but have certain learning difficulties. The whole course material opened my eyes to recognise this learning style and also how different the learning can be for a struggling student if teaching is modified based on her strength and weaknesses. Without this insight into the problem I would probably recommend consulting a school psychologist, which is the usual practice in our country. Now I am confident that I can be more helpfull. I would appreciate if you could share which, if any, strategies of dyslexic learning you have found helpfull in teaching non-dyslexic children.

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Re: Strategies extended to non-dyslexic struggling students	Wendy Duke (Just finishing Module 5 :0)X)	10:12:25 06/20/11 Mon