TECHNIQUES FOR TEACHING ENGLISH TO STUDENTS WITH DYSLEXIA.
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Dyslexia is a specific learning disability that affects reading, writing, and spelling abilities, often hindering students' academic achievement. However, students with dyslexia can excel with appropriate, evidence-based teaching strategies. This article discusses effective techniques for teaching English to students with dyslexia, with a focus on multimodal instruction, phonics-based approaches, structured literacy programs, and the integration of technology. By understanding dyslexia and applying tailored instructional methods, educators can help dyslexic students overcome challenges and succeed in language learning.
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