symptoms of dyslexia

Children may have dyslexia or a learning disability if they have one or more of the following symptoms:

       Letter or word reversals when reading. (Such as was/saw, b/d, p/q).

       Letter or word reversals when writing.

       Difficulty repeating what is said to them.

       Poor handwriting or printing ability.

       Poor drawing ability.

       Reversing letters or words when spelling words that are presented orally.

       Difficulty comprehending written or spoken directions.

       Difficulty with right - left directionality.

       Difficulty understanding or remembering what is said to them.

       Difficulty understanding or remembering what they have just read.

       Difficulty putting their thoughts on paper. 

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