One thing that teachers can do to help teach kids with
dyslexia in the classroom is to give an overview of what will be covered during
that class period ahead of time. It gives the children a head start to get
their minds thinking about the lesson ahead. Teachers may also review what was
learned in the lesson at the end of class. This way, the information learned is
more likely to go into the long term memory part of their brains rather than
the short term memory part.

Be sure that all assignments are written down on the board
for the students to copy down rather than read off verbally. The student has a
better chance of succeeding with the homework assignment if they have the
correct assignment information written down.

If there is an in-class assignment, make sure that the steps
are broken down into smaller pieces. This makes it easier for the students to
comprehend the information.

If teaching a student with dyslexia how to read, it is
important to repeatedly introduce new words at a slow rate.

If teaching a student with dyslexia how to spell, it is
beneficial to make spelling words and tests pattern based. For example, one

week make the spelling words about food and the next week

make the spelling words about sports.

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/themes/food/spelling.shtml

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