Present lists in mindmaps

Mindmaps are a way to break down difficult concepts. Instead of writing a long text, simply draw the key points on a piece of paper and make connections between them.

Many dyslexic readers find mindmaps useful as a way of taking notes. They are also very useful when planning to write a complicated text.

You can also try:

• Draw the main topic in the centre
• Add branches for each subtopic
• Use colours to group related ideas
• Add images or symbols where helpful
• Keep text on branches short

This strategy can be helpful with these difficulties and behaviours:

Here are some resources you can draw on to help you with this strategy:

• 📅 Calendar templates
• 🔧 Organization tips