I often get asked, can the Charlotte Mason approach work for a dyslexic learner?

Because it seems like there's a lot of emphasis on reading.

Well, here to join me today is my friend Rochelle Baborana, who has experience with teaching a dyslexic learner.

And we want to share with you what she has discovered about that and the Charlotte Mason approach.

Welcome to the Simply Charlotte Mason podcast. I'm Sonia Schaefer.

Rochelle, thanks for joining me again and especially for being willing to share about your experience

with a child who learns in a unique way.

We're talking about your younger son.

Can you give the audience a little bit of a background there?

I'd love to.

So all of our children are different and unique, but his older brother, you know,

he was reading at four.

He would sit still for his lessons at age six, and he just seemed to be kind of advancing

in the way that we traditionally think a student should be advancing.

And then you think, I've got this down.

Right.

I mean, at least that's what I would do, yeah.

Yes.

And then his younger brother comes along.

And, you know, he was different from the, you know, pretty much from the get-go.

But we know our children are unique.

And, you know, where his

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