Dyslexia Awareness Week: Our Top Tips for Revision

Revision can be a challenging task for anyone, but for individuals with dyslexia, it can be even more daunting. However, there are several strategies that can help make the process easier and more effective.

Here are our five top tips for revising:

1. Create a structured plan: Break your revision into smaller, manageable chunks. Use visual aids like mind maps or colour-coded notes to organise information.
2. Use multi-sensory techniques: Engage multiple senses while revising, such as reading aloud, listening to recordings, or using tactile materials like flashcards. This can enhance understanding and retention of information.
3. Find your best learning style: Experiment with different methods, such as visual, auditory, or kinesthetic learning, to discover what works best for you. Adapt your revision techniques accordingly.
4. Seek support: Communicate with your parents, carers and tutors about your needs and ask for assistance when necessary. They can provide additional resources or offer guidance.
5. Take regular breaks: Dyslexia can make concentration challenging, so make sure you take frequent breaks to rest and recharge your mind.

Remember, everyone learns differently – find what strategies work best for you. With perseverance and the right tools, dyslexia doesn’t have to hinder your revision success!

If you’d like more helpful resources and support, the British Dyslexia Association will be sharing insightful articles, engaging videos, and the opportunity to attend free webinars between 2 – 8 October.