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03: USING THRASS TO TEACH DYSLEXIC PUPILS

In my own teaching experience I have found the use of THRASS successful in the teaching of reading to students with special educational needs. Students have demonstrated a significant improvement in their phonological skills. Since this is thought to be crucial for reading and a significant area of weakness for dyslexics, I have examined my own practice and gone on to explore ways in which THRASS could be used to teach students with dyslexia, in line with the Hickey approach: structured, cumulative, multi-sensory and thorough.

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