Exercises for dyslexia - success through memory training

Our child has a reading and writing disorder (LRS) - how can we help him? Parents whose child is not learning to read and write as expected are often uncertain how best to support their child in learning. Even teachers or LRS therapists often don't know what advice they can give parents for home practice. With the exercises for reading and spelling disorder, an exercise book is available that forms the interface between therapy and the necessary support at home. The story of Tim, a boy with LRS, leads through the exercises: Using Tim as an example, parents learn a lot about the stresses and anxieties that children with LRS often suffer from. In addition, they receive a lot of additional parental information to be able to practice with the child in a meaningful and sensitive way. The exercises are a tried and tested supplement to professional LRS therapy and ori.