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Dyslexia Awareness Week is an annual event run by Dyslexia Scotland to raise awareness and further understanding of dyslexia.

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Top Tips for Parents and Carers

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Made By Dyslexia is a global charity led by successful dyslexic learners.

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Improve Your Spelling, the latest book written by Nessy founder Mike Jones, explains the rules of reading and spelling. It will help teachers teach, and parents to understand how to help their children.

By the end, you'll be a master speller!

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You've found Nessy; World leader in helping children who learn differently. Founded and run by educators and dyslexia specialists, our award-winning programs are guided by the Science of Reading.

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We've been around since 1983 helping children and young people in Scotland to overcome disability and barriers to learning, and to fulfil their potential. Providing pupil assessment and support, expert advice, training and assistive technology Loans.

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The Studying With Dyslexia Blog - Dyslexia Resources — The Studying With Dyslexia Blog

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Dyslexia Resources - A list of dyslexia resources, charities and organisations who are making a difference to the lives of young people and adults who are dyslexic.

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Free accessible books for learners with dyslexia

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Information for Parents | UK education collection

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Here are the answers to some common questions we get asked by parents of children who want access to resources on RNIB Bookshare. We want to make getting access to our service as easy as possible for learners that need it. We hope that our service will be valuable to your children in accessing the resources they need for school, college or university.

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This project is a collaboration between the Department of Experimental Psychology and the Faculty of History at the University of Oxford.

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Dyslexia Awareness Week | Dyslexia Scotland

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Be a changemaker for a dyslexia-friendly Scotland

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Welcome to Dyslexia Scotland’s website - empowering people with dyslexia to reach their full potential. We work with anyone with dyslexia as well as those who support them – visit this website for dyslexia information, advice and news as well as events and support in and around Scotland.

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My Dyslexic Mind - A Newsround Special - CBBC Newsround

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Find out what dyslexia is and how it affects the brain in Newsround's special programme 'My Dyslexic Mind'.

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Read our article about reading with dyslexia, including a book list of dyslexia-friendly titles.

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Finding out your child is dyslexic can be daunting. We're here to support you with your challenges - and theirs.

A place to start

If you think your child could be dyslexic, our leaflets will give you an introduction to dyslexia, such as support at school, things you can do at home and explaining dyslexia to children. You can contact our Helpline with any questions or for some advice.

This video gives answers to common questions parents and carers have about dyslexia.

Your questions answered by a panel of experts

Our Branch network

Dyslexia Scotland's volunteer-led Branches aim to raise awareness and understanding of dyslexia by holding meetings which are open to the public. Anyone with an interest in dyslexia is very welcome to attend - people with dyslexia, parents, professionals and more. Visit the Branch page to find your nearest meeting.

Parent Masterclasses

Dyslexia Scotland runs Parent Masterclasses to equip you with the skills, knowledge and confidence you need to help your child thrive. Visit our Events page for dates and details of other events or take our online Parent Masterclass course.

Career guidance

We made a book for parents to support their dyslexic child's career journey. With a focus on strength awareness, lots of the activities are suitable for any age. Download Dyslexic Career Journeys to use with your child.

Additional Support for Learning Act

The Additional Support for Learning Act outlines how teachers and other professionals should support the needs of children and young people. The key principles focus on inclusion and partnership working between professionals and with parents, children and young people. The Scottish Government website has information about the Act and the revised Code of Practice.

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If you think your child could be dyslexic, our leaflets will give you an introduction to dyslexia, such as support at school, things you can do at home and explaining dyslexia to children. You can contact our Helpline with any questions or for some advice.