Dyslexic And Un-stoppable

Three Costliest Mistakes Even Smart Parents Make When Their Children Are Struggling In SchoolWhat should you do when you first find out your child has dyslexia?  If you just found out that your child has dyslexia, you may not know where to turn next.  So in this episode I outline some simple steps to take right after you find out your child has dyslexia1. Talk to your child - Some people may argue that you shouldn't tell your child she has dyslexia.  We think it's always a great idea.  Your child already knows that something is up.  Having an answer as to what it is, will put her mind at ease.  Plus it will give you a chance to reassure her that you are going to help her through it.2. Talk to your child's teacher - Whether you decide to pursue special education services through a formal IEP or not, letting your child's teacher can help in many ways.  It allows you to receive accommodations through a 504 plan.  Your child's teacher will also work with you to find ways to make your child's education experience