- A reader
- Oral language modifier
- A scribe
- Using a computer instead of handwriting
- Using assistive software
- Examination papers on coloured paper in a dyslexia-friendly font
- Supervised rest breaks
- Separate examination room
Access Arrangements for Exams
Dyslexia is a recognised disability under the Equality Act 2010. Dyslexic candidates will normally require access arrangements in examinations. For example, it may be that they need more time to process information or express their thoughts in writing.
Access arrangements commonly involve having extra time in examinations. They can also include: