Best Study Tips for Dyslexic Students

Best Study Tips for Dyslexic Students
Have you ever wondered what are the best study tips for a dyslexic?
In this video I share what worked for me as a student. These are things that I used in high school to be successful.
I have broken them into three categories to help you better understand the tips. These tips include what I did at home, at school and study tips.
Watch the video to get easy tips to help your child be more successful.
Any questions about the study tips, just leave them in the comments.
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[@RichRex-uk2ip]

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[@ariahyearwood9979]

I’m so scared to start college because if lecturing I can’t write and listen I spell all of my words wrongs then I’m confused

[@dyslexiclabs]

Ariah, I totally understand. I have been there. Is there any way to record the lecture? Or can you go and just listen the the lecture and not worry about taking notes? Have you applied for accommodations in college? A very common accommodation is having a note taker in class or getting someone else's notes.

[@ariahyearwood9979]

I was so scared people would bully me with note taking but I never really understand what I wrote after

[@dyslexiclabs]

I totally understand that. How do you do if you just listen and not take notes? Have you tried that. Others draw a picture and that picture helps them remember what was discussed. You could try that.

[@garagesale9461]

this channel is under rated.

[@dyslexiclabs]

Thank you for saying that

[@theMadKingBrother]

You’re amazing!!

[@Aritul]

Thank you! Today, a student asked me for study tips for dyslexic students, and I didn't know where to begin. This helped.

[@dyslexiclabs]

I am so glad it helped.

[@jch8376]

I copied whole chapters onto a notebook, word for word, but color coded for reference. This helped me retain the information more . For math i also color coded my work for example when i did subtraction it was red and addition i would do it in blue . It helped me visualize the problems , specially in complex formulas.

[@dyslexiclabs]

I am so glad this helped you. This is a great idea. Color coding things helps me with learning hard tasks.

[@Iamkeion]

I just want to say thank you I will be trying this moving forward with all my classes

[@dyslexiclabs]

you are most welcome. Let me know if you have any questions.

[@Nature123xyz]

Thanks for the information Green for verb and pink for adjective ❤

[@catmackenzie4444]

Thank you so much for the your video. I just got into all honors classes for a new school and a little bit scared, so I'm doing some resorts. Thank you again.

[@dyslexiclabs]

You are most welcome! If you have any specific questions, please let me know.

[@taggthis]

I wondered if I could pick your brains about something? I am trying to learn Italian but I feel I am hitting a ceiling. All my lessons are online and I am doing at least 3 hours of learning a week, but I don’t seem to be progressing further. My tutor is great and fantastic, but I am the problem with my learning difficulty! Trying to fit in learning while in the routine of life is proving difficult as work takes up a lot of my brain power and I find myself logging off, but at the same time logging onto my lessons one minute apart! I don’t need the reading and writing element of things. Just the listening and speaking only to communicate with family and friends. When I am in Italy, family and friends usually speak dialect amongst themselves, so it would not be great to be exposed to that too much whilst I am learning, so I would need independent exposure. I have been talking to a tutor about possibly going over to Italy for a 6 day- ish period to try and pick up the language in that way, so it introduces active / situational Learning, but do you have any tips/ thoughts, advice you could provide?

[@dyslexiclabs]

Memory recall is the issue from my experience if you don't make it multi sensory then it is harder to learn something like a second language. How many things can you do at the same time to help it stick. (visual, auditory, tactile and kinesthetic or movement). For me to learn things I need to be moving while listening. I hope this helps.

[@taggthis]

@@dyslexiclabs thank you 🙏 so learning online makes it harder right?

[@dyslexiclabs]

@@taggthis It can because it is just sitting and listening. Can you add movement while listening?

[@taggthis]

@@dyslexiclabs ahh, I get you. Thank you 🙏

[@dyslexiclabs]

@@taggthis Your welcome. Other questions just let me know. (I have videos explaining multisensory learning. It really helps because it uses different parts of our brain.)

[@Riley.Combrink]

Hey I'm in grade 8 and supposed to be in grade 11 but because of my dyslexia I have battle with it since I was 9 I am now 17 I have exams next week and it's definitely stressing be out bec I have to study and I m not sure how to star do u have tips bec mind maps also don't work?? Thank you!!

[@theissue6210]

ty as a kid with Dyslexic problems this video means a lot

[@dyslexiclabs]

You are most welcome

[@MinoccaSa]

I just failed my adult matric course I can't study because I have dyslexia m scored I may fail again and am studying for home