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Techniques and methods in Language Teaching > Help needed for a dyslexic student!
Help needed for a dyslexic student!
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pulce
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Help needed for a dyslexic student!
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I teach in Lower Secondary School, my students are in the 11-13 age bracket and I only have 3 hour lessons a week and lots of different needs and problems to deal with.
Could anyone give me some very simple and practical ideas about Efl teaching to students with dyslexia?
I know there is plenty of resources on the web, but they mainly tend to give general information on dyslexia.
What I need are clear, practical strategies I could use to help my student.
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22 Feb 2009
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demeuter
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As a remedial teacher I use following method :
1. In Belgium students with dyslexie can use grammar guides with tests.
2 You have different levels of dyslexie. For student with serious problems you do the test orally.
3. In other cases you give those students exercises to complete with words and not with sentences.
Karina
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22 Feb 2009
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goodguy
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Hi,
Please try carlscorner.com Here you get plenty of sight word readings. In fact my son who is dyselexic learnt reading through these. The readings are beautifully featured and my child enjoyed reading them.
All the best.
Ramola |
22 Feb 2009
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magherinis
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I teach in a primary school in Italy. I �ve got students with dyslexia and it is very difficult for them when we work on writing or reading. Sometimes, in my opinion they make a great and useless effort to write or copy. The law (Protocollo 4099/A/4-5/10/2004) in Italy says that you should take into account only the oral work, and it explains that sometimes children can be exempted from writing in English) I usually work with them (when it is not possible to create a small group where they can work and they can be helped by their mates too) when we face written exercises. They use grammar guides. |
22 Feb 2009
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Greek Professor
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Hi pulce,
I stumbbled across this site looking for something else... take a look... well i hope it helps in one way..
Greek Professor |
22 Feb 2009
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pulce
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Hello,
I �ve just found the link!
Thank you so much. |
22 Feb 2009
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