GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
DYSLEXIA
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Explicit, Progress Monitored, and Idiot Proof
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Multisensory, Explicit, and Systematic
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Motivating, Paced, and Progress Monitored
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Scripted, Hands-On, and Systematic
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Detailed explanation-1: -Pupils with dyslexia seem to learn more effectively if multisensory approaches are used for mastering and assimilating letter-sound correspondences and sight words. They need systematic multi-sensory teaching that combines encoding (spelling) and decoding (reading), as these processes are inter-linked.
Detailed explanation-2: -Multisensory Methods This can include strategies such as tracing letters in sand (visual, kinesthetic, and tactile) while pronouncing the associated sounds (auditory), or encoding and decoding words using manipulative letters.
Detailed explanation-3: -Dyslexic children typically have difficulty absorbing new information, especially if it is abstract or involves memorizing sequences or steps. Multisensory teaching techniques help break down these barriers to learning by making the abstract more concrete, turning lists or sequences into movements, sights and sounds.