Thanks to the media and the social awareness among people, the cases of dyslexia do not go unnoticed by the parents of the special children. Earlier it was very common that people had to live with their learning disability because their parents failed to recognize the problem. However, another major challenge that has come to light is the absence of some important behavioral characteristics that ought to be present in the parents of dyslexic children for obtaining the best results from the special education that the children are receiving.

Here are some of the commonest mistakes exhibited by the parents that should be avoided for the sake of their children

Mistake #1: Getting irate or annoyed over your dyslexic or autistic child
Mistake #2: Believing what people say
Mistake #3: Getting tricked by special education tutors
Mistake #4: Depriving the child of his right to get public education
Mistake #5: Leaving the child on the mercy of the special education school and not advocating him during the study
First of all, you should believe this fact that anger always takes away the best of you. Whether your child is normal or he is suffering from a learning disability or autism, you should have a control over your anger. Annoyance alters with the normal functioning of your brain and you will fail to take the right decisions and steps under the influence of your anger.

As you approach a special education school, there are chances that the tutors tell you facts that not really have any relevance in concern with your childs education. Besides, you will get to hear numerous things from people about autism and dyslexia that they believe are true. To know what is best for your child, it is suggested to ignore all the irrelevant things told to you by the other
people and consult a physician for the same.

Sometimes due to lack of experience or for serving their own objective, the staff working in public schools may refuse to get your child admitted to their school. However, you should be aware of your and your childs rights. If your child can pick up the level of education as a normal child with some additional efforts and you think learning with normal children is best for him, no one can stop you from getting him admitted to a public school.

If the school authorities are reluctant, go for an independent evaluation. You can ask them to show you in the federal law book that whatever they are doing is right. You can also file a complaint against the school authorities to let it come into notice that you are not getting the rightful help. Once you get your child admitted to a special education school in Florida, dont think that your responsibility is over. You need to keep a check on whether the child is being taught in a way that will help him with his problems. Otherwise there is no use leaving your child on the mercy of the tutors and paying exorbitant amount of fee.