Summer is usually a great time for dyslexic students – out of the daily grind of school. Hopefully the pandemic truly is easing and more activities are returning to normal.  TAKE A BREAK Students have been working hard and under stress these past months, so make sure they have a chance to really have some time for rest and recovery. How long that break might be depends on how tired or stressed they may be as the school year comes to a close. Having unscheduled time can do some good things – encourage some students to finally pick up a book of their choosing and begin to read, start a new hobby or return to one, or deepen relationships with family and friends. [gspeech […]
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