Any student with dyslexia can feel incredibly frustrated with their situation. Even after being diagnosed through a dyslexia symptoms test, they can often have anger issues towards their parents and the school system. They can feel that their teachers have failed them or they can be holding on to feelings of inferiority that school has given them. Their anger is often repressed though. Their classes are obviously not a place for them to express their anger, so they will often repress it and let it grow during the day, only to explode once they get home.

They will often pick their mother as the target of their anger, because she is the one person that they can trust. As a parent, you have to understand that any outbursts are simply the effect of stressful school life and that returning the anger will only make the situation worse. It also needs to be remembered that as your child becomes a teenager, they will naturally use anger as a way to break away from the feelings of dependency that they still have towards their parents. It is a natural part of growing up. Unfortunately, this means that you may not be able to help your child personally, and you will have to focus on getting teachers and tutors to work on their dyslexia cure.