To help someone with dyslexia?

Dyslexia prevents many people from utilizing their full potential. But those who receive appropriate help can succeed in school and pursue any career they choose.

Because people with dyslexia learn differently from others, they learn best if they are taught differently.

Individualized multi-sensory approaches enable people with dyslexia to use the strengths of their brain to overcome their weaknesses.

The vast majority of people with dyslexia can learn to read, write and spell competently if taught in this manner by a qualified teacher.

It is never too late to learn to read, but the best window of opportunity is during the early years. Young students can catch up before they experience failure.