While it may seem daunting at first, it's entirely possible for parents to teach their own dyslexic children to read, as long as they have the proper guide. This brief video shows how to help a kindergarten-aged child with dyslexia how to read.
After setting up the environment to be conducive to learning, the viewer is encouraged to help the child read by starting with the consonants. The pronunciation of consonants remains consistent, unlike the frequently changing pronunciation of vowels.
From there, parents can use further tips like these in the Dyslexia Improvements series to help their child learn.
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