Dyslexia in the family: 'I feared for my daughter because I knew what the challenges would be'
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Keith Murphy, diagnosed with dyslexia at 50, shares insights on how parents can support children experiencing the same challenges. With extensive knowledge from his studies and personal experience, he emphasizes the importance of recognizing warning signs early. Murphy encourages parents to create a supportive learning environment and to be proactive in seeking educational resources. His perspective aims to guide families through understanding dyslexia and advocating effectively for their children's needs to navigate their educational journeys successfully.
As a father who was diagnosed with dyslexia later in life, I have a unique perspective on the challenges my youngest daughter faces, and recognizing early signs can make all the difference.
Understanding dyslexia is crucial for parents; important supports include fostering a positive learning environment and advocating for the right educational resources for their children.
Read at Independent
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