His own voice is a very useful aid to memory. The design and presentation of worksheets needs to be carefully thought-out bold headings, clear print, less writing, more diagrams. Practical ideas to help with teaching of dyslexic pupils. Where possible teach individually or in small groups. Try to discover how the child learns best and adapt your methods to suit his learning style as far as possible.
Plan work carefully to ensure that it is at the correct level for the individual.
Work should have occasional elements of discovery and open-endedness to motivate and interest the dyslexic pupil's creative mind. Rewards should be frequent and important, but only given when deserved. Working environment should be quiet, non-distracting and attractive. Copying from the blackboard is often a problem - try to avoid it. Seat pupil near to and facing the board.