Kurdish Studies

Dyslexia: A Review about a Disorder that Still Needs New Approaches and a Creative Education

Dr. Syeda Razia Bukhari

Ms. Tuba Zafar

Ms. Amber Gillani

Ms. Maria Bi Bi

Ms. Fatima Jabbar

Ms. Sobia Shah

DOI: 10.53555/ks.v12i2.2877

Abstract

Objectives: Examining various dyslexia interventions and their effectiveness in improving literacy skills, emphasizing the need for ongoing research and technology-based solutions published within the last ten years (2013-2023).Methods: Analyzed eight studies covering diverse dyslexia aspects, including neurophysiology, early monitoring, educational strategies, and teacher perceptions.Results: Key insights include the importance of early monitoring, neurophysiological and genetic factors, effectiveness of interventions, and positive teacher attitudes.Conclusion: Emphasizes multifaceted dyslexia nature and highlights ongoing research, technology use, and positive teacher attitudes in successful interventions.

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