Dyslexia
Let's dive into the world of dyslexia, exploring its challenges and strengths in a supportive and understanding environment.
Select date and time
Location
Online
Refund Policy
About this event
Understand dyslexia from theory to strategy with this engaging online course.
Overview
This Dyslexia course delivers a detailed and engaging exploration of the condition, its neurological roots, and its impact on reading, writing, and learning. Designed with clarity and structure in mind, the content outlines how dyslexia affects individuals differently and what strategies can be used to support learning and communication effectively. You’ll gain a solid understanding of common challenges, misinterpretations, and support approaches rooted in current academic thinking.
Ideal for those working with learners or aiming to understand learning differences, this course demystifies dyslexia without unnecessary jargon. From theory to strategy, it examines key indicators, classroom adaptations, digital support, and day-to-day management techniques. Whether you’re building knowledge for personal interest or professional development, this content offers a structured learning journey designed to educate without overcomplicating.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand what dyslexia is and how it affects individuals.
- Recognise common indicators and learning patterns in dyslexia.
- Learn terminology and concepts used in dyslexia discussions.
- Explore educational strategies for supporting dyslexic learners.
- Identify tools and technologies that aid dyslexic learning.
- Analyse misconceptions and clarify what dyslexia is not.
Who is this Course For
- Teachers working with diverse learning needs in classrooms.
- Parents supporting children with diagnosed or suspected dyslexia.
- SEN professionals seeking a refresher or deeper understanding.
- Tutors who want better engagement with struggling readers.
- Education administrators improving support strategies in schools.
- Training providers developing accessible learning materials.
- Workplace mentors guiding neurodivergent team members.
- Anyone with a general interest in learning differences.
Career Path
- SEN Teaching Assistant – £21,000 average salary
- Learning Support Coordinator – £26,000 average salary
- Educational Psychologist Assistant – £24,500 average salary
- Specialist Dyslexia Tutor – £30,000 average salary
- Inclusion Support Worker – £22,000 average salary
- Online Learning Designer (SEND focus) – £32,000 average salary
Frequently asked questions
Dyslexia is a learning difference that affects reading, writing, and spelling. It is not linked to intelligence.
Difficulty reading, mixing up letters, slow writing, and poor spelling are common signs.
Dyslexia is lifelong, but support and strategies can help manage it effectively.
Dyslexia can affect anyone, regardless of age, gender, or background.