A dyslexia diagnosis can help struggling children, but what about the rest? - New Scientist

Labeling children with dyslexia can improve their wellbeing and access to tailored support, but many struggling children are left without help due to financial barriers or outdated diagnostic criteria that exclude those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Research suggests that instead of relying on a dyslexia diagnosis, early intervention for all children with reading difficulties is more effective, as each child's needs are unique and timely support yields better outcomes.

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