Building reading confidence
Confidence grows when practice feels safe and predictable.
This guide focuses on encouragement and short routines.
If you want to act immediately, use the tool first. Then return here to build a routine.
Open Dyslexia Reading TrainingPractical steps
Make practice predictable
Use the same time and place for practice when possible.
Keep sessions short and stop before frustration builds.
Celebrate effort
Praise persistence rather than speed.
Track small wins to show progress over time.
Next steps
Suggested next stepsDyslexia & Reading Support
Return to the pillar hub and choose the next guide.
Phonics at home
A short daily phonics routine for families.
Support at school
Practical classroom strategies for dyslexia support.
Parent and carer next steps
Simple next steps for families supporting dyslexia.
Assistive tech (UK)
Accessible tools and software that support reading.
Reading confidence in class
Classroom strategies to support reading confidence and participation.
Quick FAQs
Should children read aloud daily?
Not necessarily. Variety helps, including shared reading.
What if reading feels stressful?
Shorten sessions and focus on supportive topics.
Do adults benefit from these tips?
Yes, confidence strategies help across ages.
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