How to Be Your Own Advocate

Learning to speak up for yourself is an important skill for students with Dyslexia. This article explains how to recognize what helps you learn, understand your accommodations, ask teachers for support, and communicate when something isn't working. It includes practical examples of what to say, tips for participating in IEP and 504 meetings, and a free Student Self-Advocacy Tips worksheet to help you identify your needs and build confidence in advocating for yourself.