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Do I Have Dyslexia?

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Have you ever wondered if you have dyslexia? For many individuals who have never been diagnosed, there is a nagging feeling that certain struggles in academics and in life point towards dyslexia. For example, they may have struggled to learn to read, and even now, never read for enjoyment. Or, they may struggle, or have […]

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Have you ever wondered if you have dyslexia? For many individuals who have never been diagnosed, there is a nagging feeling that certain struggles in academics and in life point towards dyslexia. For example, they may have struggled to learn to read, and even now, never read for enjoyment. Or, they may struggle, or have

5 Early Signs a Child May Have Dyslexia

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5 Early Signs a Child May Have Dyslexia Dyslexia comes with a wide variety of signs and symptoms. Here is a list of five that tend to be noticeable early in a child’s life. Below the graphic, you can find additional information about each of these dyslexia symptoms. If you have noticed dyslexia symptoms in

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5 Early Signs a Child May Have Dyslexia Dyslexia comes with a wide variety of signs and symptoms. Here is a list of five that tend to be noticeable early in a child’s life. Below the graphic, you can find additional information about each of these dyslexia symptoms. If you have noticed dyslexia symptoms in

Dyslexia and Difficulty with Short Words – Dyslexia Connect

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Difficulty with short words tends to be a very common symptom of dyslexia. A student with dyslexia may be reading a paragraph fairly well, only to stumble when they approach a short word like “for”. Why is this? There are many mysteries about the dyslexic mind that researchers are still trying to solve, and this

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Difficulty with short words tends to be a very common symptom of dyslexia. A student with dyslexia may be reading a paragraph fairly well, only to stumble when they approach a short word like “for”. Why is this? There are many mysteries about the dyslexic mind that researchers are still trying to solve, and this

What is dyslexia?

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What is dyslexia? Dyslexia is a neurological disorder causing difficulty in acquiring written language. A child or adult with dyslexia will typically have difficulty in reading, spelling and comprehension. Since dyslexia is neurological, it cannot simply be “cured” the way a cold or flu may be cured. Dyslexia is not the result of laziness or

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What is dyslexia? Dyslexia is a neurological disorder causing difficulty in acquiring written language. A child or adult with dyslexia will typically have difficulty in reading, spelling and comprehension. Since dyslexia is neurological, it cannot simply be “cured” the way a cold or flu may be cured. Dyslexia is not the result of laziness or

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