How to fix letter reversals in dyslexia and dysgraphia

Understanding and Fixing Letter Reversals in Children with Dyslexia and DysgraphiaIn this episode of 'Days with Dyslexia,' host Michelle Morgan, a speech-language pathologist and mother to a child with dyslexia, dysgraphia, and ADHD, delves into the issue of letter reversals in young learners. She explains when letter reversals are developmentally normal, why they happen, and how to address them effectively. Michelle discusses the 'Head-to-Handwriting' program, which utilizes a systematic approach to teach letter directionality and handwriting, incorporating executive function skills and sound-letter associations to reduce letter reversals and build strong literacy foundations.00:00 Introduction to Days with Dyslexia00:28 Understanding Letter Reversals01:14 Why Letter Reversals Happen03:42 When to Be Concerned About Letter Reversals05:02 Introducing the Head to Handwriting Program05:25 Teaching Directionality and Letter Formation07:36 Addressing Common Methods and Their Limitations08:54 Effective Techniques for Teaching Letter Formation11:39 Executive Function and Letter Writing17:26 Transitioning from Letters to Words19:31 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsWant to learn more about the Head-to-Hand Writing Program? Check it out here: https://dayswithdyslexia.com/head-to-hand-writing-program/

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