“…Since the symptoms of dyslexia and the problems experienced in reading skills differ from individual to individual, it is necessary to create individualized learning environments in order to provide individualized instruction to improve reading skills and to intervene by determining the most effective activities and strategies in the shortest time (Doganay-Bilgi, 2017;Frith, 2017;Shaywitz, 2003). When the literature is examined, it is also stated that the skills of individuals with dyslexia such as (Gibbs, 2005;Layes et al, 2022), print awareness (Georgiou et al, 2016;Rothe et al, 2014), morphological awareness (Diamanti et al, 2017;Mather & Wendling, 2011), rapid naming (Albuquerque, 2017;Norton & Wolf, 2012), working memory (Azizi et al, 2020;Swanson & Howell, 2001), reading fluency (Gedik & Akyol, 2022;Satilmis, 2021) and reading comprehension (Erbasan & Saglam, 2020;Stetter & Hughes, 2017) should be frequently supported with designed activities and developed strategies.…”