<a href="http://www.dyslexicandunstoppable.com/help-for-dyslexic-children">3 Shifts To Help Your Dyslexic Child</a>Schools sometimes try to give children breaks by having occasional "No Homework Nights". Recently a well-known dyslexia website suggested that this was not a good idea for children with dyslexia. Their argument is that children will get out of practice, that it is better to keep up the consistency. In this episode I discuss an alternative view, that maybe an occasional night off is a great idea. It helps give your child some time to relax, rejuvenate, and explore other interests.Need help for your struggling dyslexic child?Check out our free video series: 3 Steps When Your Dyslexic Child Is Struggling In School:<a href="http://www.dyslexicandunstoppable.com/help-for-dyslexic-children">3 Shifts To Help Your Dyslexic Child</a>

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Dyslexic AND UN-Stoppablegives you the tools and strategies to help your dyslexic children and struggling students rediscover their inner power.  We do this through our mission:We inform: We teach parents the signs & symptoms of dyslexia to ensure early detection (bring awareness, early detection and debunk myths)We advocate: We remind parents & teacher that words are powerful and preserving the child self-esteem is crucial.We assist: We share all the tools and strategies we used to help our son overcome dyslexia. (All demonstrations are hands-on, visual and interactive to benefit the dyslexic child.)We guide: We equip parents with basic knowledge so they can best navigate the school system to get necessary services.For more information please visitwww.DyslexicAndUnstoppable.com.