Dyslexia and confidence

Scotland’s curriculum recognises confidence as a key attribute for the 21st century. It is important that young people and adults with dyslexia are enabled to be confident individuals, able to thrive as individuals and members of their communities.

However, when dyslexia is unidentified or unsupported, a dyslexic person might struggle in their learning, work or social environment. This can affect their confidence and self-belief negatively, meaning they may not achieve their potential.

Why is confidence important?

Confident people:

What can help someone with dyslexia develop their confidence?

How can others help someone with dyslexia develop their confidence?