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My Child Has Dyslexia… Now What?

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What’s inside the Ebook?

Our comprehensive guide covers a wide range of topics to help you navigate the journey of supporting a child with dyslexia:

Understanding Dyslexia: Learn about the nature of dyslexia, its characteristics, and how it affects learning.

Early Intervention: Discover the importance of early, evidence-based interventions and how they can make a significant difference.

Partnering with Educators: Tips on collaborating effectively with teachers and school staff to create a supportive learning environment.

Advocacy: Learn how to advocate for your child’s needs within the educational system and beyond.

Support at Home: Practical advice on creating a nurturing and literacy-rich home environment.

Technology Tools: Explore the latest assistive technologies that can empower your child and enhance their learning experience.

Cultivating Positivity: Embrace a positive mindset and celebrate your child’s strengths and unique abilities.

Seeking Support: Connect with support groups and communities that can offer guidance and encouragement.


Common Questions After a Dyslexia Diagnosis

My child was just diagnosed with dyslexia. What should I do first?

Start by understanding how dyslexia affects your child, request the right support at school such as an IEP or 504 plan, and begin short, consistent structured-literacy practice at home. The free ebook walks you through each first step.

What is the best way to help a child with dyslexia at home?

Use a structured, multisensory, phonics-based approach, keep practice sessions short and consistent, read aloud together daily, celebrate effort over perfection, and use assistive technology like text-to-speech when helpful.

What is the difference between an IEP and a 504 plan?

An IEP provides specialized instruction and measurable goals under IDEA, while a 504 plan provides accommodations such as extra time to remove barriers. Both can help, depending on your child’s needs.

Will my child with dyslexia ever read well?

Yes. With early, consistent, evidence-based instruction, children with dyslexia can become strong, confident readers.

Is the ‘My Child Has Dyslexia, Now What?’ ebook really free?

Yes. It is a free 22-page guide. Just subscribe to the Literacy Heroes Newsletter and you will get instant access.

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