Top 10 questions to ask to help you get the right dyslexia tutor.
Hiring a private tutor may seem like a good option, if a dyslexic child needs extra help.
A private dyslexia tutor can offer extra support and help the child fill any gaps in learning. When choosing a tutor, you want to be sure they are qualified and will do a good job.
Private Tutors card
To get the right dyslexia tutor for a child, use the ‘Private Tutors’ card below.
When choosing a private dyslexia tutor for your child, ask the questions below:
Is the tutor qualified to teach dyslexic children?
Does the tutor have a background check which allows them to work with children?
How will the tutoring help with school work?
What improvements will the child make and how long is this expected to take?
How will I get feedback on progress?
To learn more about finding a suitable dyslexia tutor see, “Finding a tutor”.
Watch the clickable video below, ‘Ask Private Tutors’, where the Dyslexic Mum discusses questions to ask a private dyslexia tutor.
Use the top tips below from the Dyslexic Mum to check that the private tutor is helping the child to progress:
Multi-sensory Learning – A tutor working with dyslexic children. Should use dyslexic friendly teaching. Such as multi-sensory learning and make learning fun by playing games.
Clear Goals – The child should be working towards clear goals, at a similar level to the work they have in class. You should be given feedback after every session, showing if your child is improving.
Word Lists – The ‘Mooki cards’ kit has loads of handy word lists to check if the child is improving, such as the ‘100 Words‘ card. A list of the 100 crucial words every dyslexic child needs to know, to be able to read 50% of most books. ย
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