The Dyslexia Empowerment Plan: A Blueprint for Renewing Your Child's Confidence and Love of Learning

I bought the audiobook on a deal and told my 17 year old dyslexic daughter about it. She started "ear reading" (one of her new favorite terms, thanks to this) and was immediately singing its praises. "Mom, I want the actual book so I can underline" and "Mom, you need to read this."We bought her a reading pen, thanks to the suggestion in here. I'm reading it to understand her life experience and to learn more ways to support her. So grateful for this author working through his struggle to help us non-dyslexics understand. He is one of my daughter's heroes now.

If you are your child is diagnosed with dyslexia or a reading disability buy and read this book. Actually, if you think that maybe you or your child have a reading disability then buy and read this book. I purchased the book initially on audible. I followed up by purchasing the book in print as I wanted to highlight different sections of the book. Ben Foss is a wealth of information! I appreciate that he took the time, as difficult as it had to have been for him, to narrate the audible book himself.

This book is amazingly eye-opening and empowering to assist in finding channels and plans to support the teaching and learning strategies best suited toward my son's strengths. The logic and simplicity with which it obliterates the biases of reading by sight is incredibly impactful and the plans for how to use technology and dialoguing with school staff, family and friends supports the needs of the dyslexic individual tremendously. The only thing I would say, ironically, is to get it in audio for solidarity with those who are non-visual learners.

I’ve only just started this book but I’m moved at how positive and practical it is. After all it’s not a disability to overcome. I feel fully equipped to help my 8yr old grow up to be the best version of herself.

I have thought for 30 years and taken many classes to support struggling readers but this book is the best source of information and inspiration ever! I am so excited sharing this information with my grandson newly diagnosed with dyslexia. I wish we had read this several years ago when the school said my grandson was "doing fine".

An excellent guide for parents with a dyslexic child. This book will give direction for each step of the way and also advises you on how to "empower" your student. This book reminds readers that a diagnosis of dyslexia is not the end of the world!

So helpful for empowering and encouraging my child with dyslexia to build her confidence and be able to access a meaningful education for success in life and enjoying learning.

As a teacher, I have a general idea of dyslexia. However, I needed more support as a mother to a dyslexic child. This book provides much knowledge in a very different perspective. I appreciate this!

The contents are a revelation for parents of children with Dyslexia, taking a totally different and ground breaking view of the whole topic of dyslexia. I loved this book and can't wait to implement some of the ideas within it.

I am a parent of a child with dyslexia and a primary school teacher. Ben Foss is essential reading for any parent. The book has really helped me understand how best to help my child, and also that the world is still her oyster, despite the impediment of dyslexia. We're just approaching things in a new way.

good easy to read and understand, well worth the money,

I have bought many other books, and have started reading them, but this one has so much good info and things that it is hard to put down, gives you a positive look at what you can expect going forward with your child at any age. I am quite happy I have got this, and I already have a friend wanting to borrow it.

ESta muy bien y explica el problema desde el punto de vista de un dislexico que le ha ido bien en su vida personal. Da guías para ayudar a los padres con la autoestima de los niñosme ha gustado mucho