The Secret Life of the Dyslexic Child Book

r. Robert Frank, a dyslexic himself, argues that it is unfair to the dyslexic child to call dyslexia a gift. In fact, the reality is that its a life filled with some pain and heartache. It is the job of caregivers to alleviate as much of this pain as possible, and The Secret Life of the Dyslexic Child helps provide a road map to achieve that goal.For the first time ever, parents can learn what goes on inside the dyslexic child: their fears, their frustrations, and their dreams. Part one of the book helps parents understand the childs internal struggle that seems to divide the world into us (people with learning disabilities) and them (everyone else). Part two invites the parent to experience that secret world with exercises specially designed to simulate the way your child thinks and establish a bridge of understanding. Part three helps the family understand the diagnosis of dyslexia in a practical and positive way. Part four introduces a skill-building program that can lead to lifelong success.Read More