Learn the truth about dyslexia. Discover what is fact and what is fiction.
Many myths about dyslexia can be found online, making it tough to find the truth.
Play the fun game on the ‘Myth Buster’ card below with a child to help them learn the truth about dyslexia.
Myth Buster Card
The Mooki Cards contain a “Myth Buster” card to help a child to learn the truth about dyslexia.
This card is based on scientific research, learn more “NHS: Dyslexia”.
Separate dyslexia fact from fiction
Get tips below from the Dyslexic Mum on discovering the truth about dyslexia, facts that are backed by science.
“The internet is full of untrue things about dyslexia, as a parent of a dyslexic child, it is scary to read. A dyslexic child must know the truth about dyslexia. This helps keep them safe and can help with their self-confidence.
I have designed the card below to help a child learn about dyslexia. All facts are scientifically proven, so you can be sure this is the truth.’
Watch the clickable video ‘Fun facts dyslexia’ below. The Dyslexic Mum shows how to play the fun ‘Myth Buster’ dyslexia game using the card above.
Learn the dyslexic fact from fiction. Read below a list of true and false facts about dyslexia.
True facts about dyslexia:
People had dyslexia in the olden days.
You have dyslexia forever.
Rich and famous people are dyslexic.
Dyslexics make good scientists.
Dyslexia does not get worse with age.
Dyslexic kids can be good at maths.
Untrue myths about Dyslexia:
Dyslexics are lazy.
Only left handed people are dyslexic.
Not many people have dyslexia.(1 in 5 people have it)
Dyslexia means you can’t be clever.
Only boys are dyslexic.
Dyslexia means you can’t read.
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