To get started with Type to Learn, you have to ‘set up’ your student learner. At that speed, a child with dyslexia should be allowed to type all school assignments. Most students will be able to type at least 25-35 words per minute by the time they’ve gone through the Type to Learn 4 lessons a second time. Typing programs for students with dyslexia Teaching a dyslexic child typing skills will will benefit the student greatly.
Thankfully, there are a couple of typing programs I recommend that are especially helpful for kids with dyslexia. Handwriting itself can be slow and even painful from using too much pressure on the hand.Īll of these difficulties can obscure the fact that your dyslexic child may be very talented and may have tremendous ability to write creatively, to think, and to imagine. Tasks such as holding a pencil and lining up letters neatly on a line can be difficult to accomplish. Many students with dyslexia also have dysgraphia: difficulty with spelling, poor handwriting and trouble putting thoughts on paper. Studies show that when dyslexic kids adopt keyboarding skills, their vocabulary increases dramatically and their ability to write clearly and spell more accurately improves too. Typing words on a computer can be an easy workaround for some of the struggles of dyslexic children. Teaching your dyslexic child typing skills will benefit them at every level of education. It could be the most significant skill and classroom accommodation that a dyslexic student can receive.
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