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Increased awareness and research means that the teaching resources designed for Dyslexic learners should be readily accessible.
Most Children's academic needs are or should be met by their school. If your child is experiencing difficulties, discussion with the class teacher is advisable. They should seek the help of the Special Needs Co-ordinator, (SENCO), within the school.
If you are concerned about your child, share your worries with the school and any other professionals working with the child. Contact us if you would like to speak to someone independently.
The following may be useful for parents/carers and anyone else interested in Dyslexia. Click on them to see their contact details. Where they exist local contacts have been given.
- Advisory Centre for Education (ACE)
- British Dyslexia Association (BDA)
- Contactafamily
- Disabled Children's Register and Information Service
- Dyslexia Action
- Independent Panel for Special Education Advice (IPSEA)
- Gifted Children's Information Centre
- SEN Parent Partnership Service
- The Sunflower Trust
Other resources
*Dyslexia Contact (free for our members)
Official Magazine of the British Dyslexia Association
*Dyslexia
An International Journal of Research & Practice published by the British Dyslexia Association.
*Special Education Needs: a guide for parents
download from-www.teachernet.gov.uk –click on WHOLE SCHOOL ISSUES, THEN SEN, THEN PARENTS AND CARERS and it is in this section Or telephone 0845 6022260 DfES - Department for Education Publication for the leaflet
- www.basic-skills.co.uk
- www.beingdyslexic.co.uk
- www.iamdyslexic.com
- www.anythingleft-handed.co.uk
- www.direct.gov.uk and type in Disabled Students Allowance
- www.dyslexia-parent.com
RESOURCES & LINKS
Teaching resources designed
for Dyslexic learners should be readily accessible.