The paper discusses the ways foreign language teachers should be aware of the needs dyslexic learners have when learning a foreign language (FL). The research aimed at establishing the most effective techniques primary school dyslexic students may have while teaching English to be confronted with these mostly used by FL teachers. To gather the data necessary for further analysis, a quantitative method (a questionnaire for FL teachers) was used. The results show the necessity to adjust the available FL teaching procedures to the needs of dyslexic students at the same time. Additionally, it also explicates the issue concerning the techniques deemed to be the most effective when teaching English to dyslexic students.
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