Dyslexic individuals learn best through multisensory, structured, systematic and cumulative teaching methods, as these simultaneously engage all the learning pathways in the brain (kinesthetic, visual, auditory). This could involve using physical letters for phonics, writing in sand, or picture imagery for reading comprehension. Orton-Gillingham and Wilson Reading Systems are popular methodologies. Additionally, they may thrive in a supportive, understanding environment that encourages self-paced learning and offers positive reinforcement. It’s vital to highlight their strengths alongside areas of difficulty, ensuring they maintain self-esteem and motivation. Each person’s learning preferences can vary, so personalisation is crucial.