Läs- och skrivsvårigheter/dyslexi inte en självklarhet för lärare i grunskolan : Lärares erfarenheter av att möta elever med läs- och skrivsvårigheter/dyslexi i grunskolans tidigare åldrar

Sammanfattning: All children have the right to an equitable education based on their different prerequisites.Schools should give all pupils the opportunity for a well-functioning education. Pupils whohave any form of reading and writing difficulties have the right to adaptation based on theirindividual needs and prerequisites. The adaptations can be given in some form of differentartefacts that appear in an accessible learning environment, such as various relevant tools andaids. In the didactic assignment as a teacher, one must adapt for all students throughmediation and teaching. It is of great importance that teachers not only understand the conceptof reading and writing difficulties/dyslexia but are also familiar with what dyslexia entails inpractice. This is to be able to identify and adapt the teaching based on the individual's needs,regardless of whether there is an established diagnosis or not. It is primarily the teacher in a school context who should support the pupils in theirdevelopment of concepts, knowledge and skills. It is therefore important that the teacher isresponsive to the student's needs and has the knowledge and experience required to support ina relevant way. Dyslexia is not something that goes away, instead the teacher needs to help thestudent find strategies, to assimilate written information in other ways than reading tocontribute to an equitable education. By planning the teaching, support can take place andrelevant activities can be created.