Like all children, dyslexics breathe a sigh of relief when summer begins: no more schoolwork, homework, or assigned books. They celebrate summer because it offers a break from the daily tensions inherent in school that leave them feeling as if they never have enough time to do the things that they love. Sadly, for most parents of dyslexics, their childâs initial relief leads to troubling adult dilemmas. "Can my child afford the time to play?â âHow much unstructured time should be factored into my childâs summer?â âHow should he best use this unstructured time to address…