Dyslexia

Categories: Health | Mental Health
  • Dyslexia is a learning disability. Symptoms of dyslexia may include problems with writing, spelling, reading or numbers. A person with dyslexia may find following instructions and putting things in order to be difficult and may also have trouble distinguishing right from left. A dyslexic may confuse or reverse letters and numbers, have trouble remembering words as well as figuring out how to say and spell new words. Many times, a dyslexic's eyes may move unevenly over words and sentences when they are reading.American Chronicle: Is It Dyslexia? Of Course Not! (July 16, 2008)
  • Examples of Potential Symptoms

    1. A family history of learning difficultiesDsylexia-Teacher.com: Symptoms of Dyslexia
    2. Difficulties with spellingDsylexia-Teacher.com: Symptoms of Dyslexia
    3. Confusion over left and rightDsylexia-Teacher.com: Symptoms of Dyslexia
    4. Writing letters or numbers backwardsDsylexia-Teacher.com: Symptoms of Dyslexia
    5. Difficulty with mathDsylexia-Teacher.com: Symptoms of Dyslexia
    6. Difficulty with organizationDsylexia-Teacher.com: Symptoms of Dyslexia
    7. Difficulty following multiple-step instructionsDsylexia-Teacher.com: Symptoms of Dyslexia

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