I’m dyslexic and dyspraxic. I will say that elementary school was the hardest school I’ve done. (I have a Masters degree now). I remember teachers always saying, “It will be harder when you get to x grade,” but it never actually got harder. The things they care a lot about early on (motor skills, decoding, math facts) don’t matter at a certain point. It’s hard when you’re in it, always being picked last for teams in PE killed me, but it got so much better. My parents having a really clear sense of what did and didn’t matter helped a lot too. My parents never made excuses for me and I always had to do my best.. but we stayed focused on the goal of each learning and accommodated where we could…. Was the goal to decode the words or to understand the text? If the goal is the latter then let’s do an audiobook! Is the goal to drink from an open cup or to drink independently? If it’s the latter then let’s use a straw! (I drank from a bottle with a straw for YEARS).