What a great topic!
I think using graphic organizers is the best way to break down a project into bite sized pieces. Help the student to create them as well as “read” them.
Another proven way for dyslexics to be able to organize their thoughts and remember where the information is that they want to access is to use color coded folders in order to categorize different subjects. You can also use this to remember certain rules for reading, i.e., use colored overlays (plastic) that is helpful in making the reading easier to focus in on.
Another proven way for dyslexics to be able to organize their thoughts and remember where the information is that they want to access is to use color coded folders in order to categorize different subjects. You can also use this to remember certain rules for reading, i.e., use colored overlays (plastic) that is helpful in making the reading easier to focus in on.
