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A high-quality dyslexia assessment report is more than just a diagnosis—it’s a roadmap that helps individuals, families, and educators understand how to best support the learner.  But if you’re a parent, how do you know what to look for?  Firstly, a good report should be clearly written, accessible and jargon free!  It should be able to be read by non-specialists.  It should put the learner at the centre of the whole report.  It should clearly contain their ‘voice’ and use this, plus comments...

Parents’ evening is a valuable opportunity to understand how your child is progressing at school — and if your child is dyslexic, it’s also a chance to ensure they’re getting the right support. With a bit of preparation, you can make the most of this time and leave feeling confident about the next steps. 1. Review your child’s current progress. Look over recent schoolwork, homework, and test results. Notice where your child is doing well and where they’re struggling. This will help you focus...

When I write assessment reports for children with dyslexia, I’m always mindful that the recommendations section is one of the most...