Students with learning difficulties

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[kociamama]

I'd be extremely greatful if yuo could give me some tips how to work with
students who have some learning difficulties. What exercises do you suggest if
the person cannot virtually form a proper sentence and finds it difficult to
memorize new words. It's called dislexia as far as I know, but how to tackle
the problem in practice?
Please give me any advice if you have some experience teaching such "cases".

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> I'd be extremely greatful if yuo could give me some tips how to work with
> students who have some learning difficulties. What exercises do you suggest
if
> the person cannot virtually form a proper sentence and finds it difficult to
> memorize new words. It's called dislexia as far as I know, but how to tackle
> the problem in practice?
> Please give me any advice if you have some experience teaching such "cases".

Dyslexia, mostly relates to reading difficulties, orthography, and many kinds
of literacy skills. It is not a problem of memorizing words, it is problem of
memorizing them correctly especially in writing. Student with dyslexia may have
problem to distinguishing differences between words in hearing. Mostly, I
repeat, it relates to reading, even if he knows the words and how to read them
he has problem with articulation, because of the brain dysfunction (failure
with connection between left and right side of brain).

My advice is to learn with more real life context, less books and exercises,
questions like - put the right answer in to the…. The best way to teach pupils
with dyslexia is by giving them broader context, more action-reflection
teaching instead of rules-research, more reality less theory, more invention
and creation, less procedures, less facts more projects. Think of some more
active learning, like playing, singing, theater and acting situations.

Remember people with dyslexia are more intelligent then average.

I am dyslectic too

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