This slides tells more about a learning barrier called dyslexia

1. Dyslexia is a common condition that affects the
way the brain processes written and spoken
language. Basically it is associated with trouble in
reading

2. A dyslexic child
Symptoms
 Struggle with reading and
spelling
 Difficulty in learning new
words
 Confuses order of letters
 Find it difficult to express
themselves clearly

3.  Boost confidence
 Observe and take notes
 Focus on effort not outcome
 Make your home reader-
friendly
 Tap into your child’s interest
 Time management

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