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READING WRITING MATHEMATICS ORGANISATIONAL SKILLS AUDIO AND VISUAL MEMORY SEQUENTIAL MEMORY LONG AND/OR SHORT TERM MEMORY REMEMBERING LEFT AND RIGHT GETTING LETTERS THE WRONG WAY ROUND e.g b's and d's, was instead of saw |
Each dyslexic individual is different but the things mentioned on the left are the most common effects of dyslexia Dyslexia is hereditary so there is usually more than one person in a family who is dyslexic. Boys tend to be affected more often than girls. Its estimated that 10% of children are dyslexic, with 4% having severe dislexia. Early identification and provision is the answer for helping a dyslexic child. Teaching them at an early age how to over come their problems will save them so much anguish,frustration and suffering in their teenage years and adult life. |
