Dealing with Dyslexia in Secondary Education

Not all students learn the fundamental skills of reading and writing equally well. In primary school, varying learning prerequisites as well as the diagnosis and support of students with reading and writing difficulties are commonplace. However, when transitioning to secondary education, these issues do not suddenly disappear. As a secondary school teacher, you should therefore be aware of what to consider when working with students with dyslexia.

Important Background Information

This practical guide provides you with essential background knowledge about dyslexia and shows you what to keep in mind in subjects like German, as well as in foreign language classes. You will also receive helpful tips for diagnosing and supporting students with dyslexia.

Diverse Practical Materials

The author, a long-time speaker at the Querenburg Teacher Training Institute, will guide you through the...