How should I teach my nephew after class 8th? He is a dyslexic child.

Dear Tanu, Kindly follow the below mentioned tips to teach your nephew: 1. Go into detail. Kids with reading difficulties may need help when it comes to noticing all the details in a new word especially if the word has an unusual spelling. Take the word through, for example. Teach your child by first showing her the word and then reading it out loud. Next, ask her to say the letters in the word. Ask what vowels she sees. What letters does she see at the beginning, middle and end of the word? This will help her analyze the word and process it in detail. 2. Create a memory aid. Sometimes kids can find a trick to help them remember troublesome words. These memory aids are called mnemonics. Your child might come up with a rhyme that includes the word, or something she associates with that word. She can also try making up a phrase that spells out the word. Lets say shes struggling to remember they. She might come up with the mnemonic, They Eat Yams. 3. Add artistic flair. For some kids, remembering a sight word is easier if they connect it to a picture. Here's one way to do it: Write a practice word on two sides of an index card. On one side, you or your child can draw a picture right into the word (like drawing eyes inside the double o in the word look.) Introduce the practice words using the illustrated side of the cards. When your child begins to read these words quickly and easily, switch to the print only side of the card.

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