Not all children learn to read naturally. For numerous kids, the process is tedious and painful; their brains simply don’t process phonics like everyone else. These brilliant, hardworking students require a different approach. Can they do it? With the right lessons and techniques, reading normally could be possible. Parents and teachers should consider the following three things when working with dyslexic learners. 1. Focus on Multi-Sensory Materials Neurologically these students are just as smart as the others; however, they process information differently. The brain could have a hard time retaining letter sounds. This may be improved by working with multiple