Resources
Learn More About Dyslexia
What Is Dyslexia?
Dyslexia is a learning disability which affects skills involved in reading, spelling, and sometimes math.
Dyslexia is very common (More than 3 million cases per year in US).
Diagnosing Dyslexia does not require lab test or imaging.
Treatments can help manage condition, but there is no known cure.
The affects of Dyslexia can last several years or be lifelong.
The main cause of dyslexia is not yet known, but it considered is a genetic disorder by the experts. It is characterized by difficulty in reading, memorizing, and identifying words. There is no specified treatment for dyslexia, but the child can be helped by using defined educational approaches and techniques.
Often parents are first apprised of their student’s difficulties from their teachers and it is natural to try to determine what could be the cause and how to get help for their child. Schools usually test for an academic or grade level deficiencies, but parents may not be given a specific, identifiable issue. Dyslexia needs to be correctly identified so that effective remediation can be started.
Often parents are first apprised of their student’s difficulties from their teachers and it is natural to try to determine what could be the cause and how to get help for their child. Schools usually test for an academic or grade level deficiencies, but parents may not be given a specific, identifiable issue. Dyslexia needs to be correctly identified so that effective remediation can be started.
Partners We Recommend
Grants & Scholarships
Interested In Becoming A Partner?
Give us a call at (480) 597-5523
The Dyslexic Group is a member of the Chandler Chamber of Commerce.
