(as taken from www.dyslexiaonline.com)
Reading
- Memory instability for letters, words, or numbers.
- A tendency to skip over or scramble letters, words, and sentences.
- A poor, slow, fatiguing reading ability prone to compensatory head tilting, near-far focusing, and finger pointing.
- Reversals of letters such as b and d, words such as saw and was, and numbers such as 6 and 9 or 16 and 61.
- Letter and word blurring, doubling, movement, scrambling, omission, insertion, size change, etc.
- Poor concentration, distractibility, light sensitivity (photophobia), tunnel vision, delayed visual and phonetic processing, etc.
- Messy, poorly angulated, or drifting handwriting prone to size, spacing, and letter-sequencing errors.
- Memory instability for spelling, grammar, math, names, dates, and lists, or sequences such as the alphabet, the days of the week and months of the year, and directions.
- Speech disorders such as slurring, stuttering, minor articulation errors, poor word recall, and auditory-input and motor-output speech lags.
- Right/left and related directional uncertainty.
- Delay in learning to tell time.
- Impaired concentration, distractibility, hyperactivity, or overactivity
Balance and Coordination
- Difficulties with balance and coordination functions, i.e., walking, running, skipping, hopping, tying shoelaces, and buttoning buttons.
- Difficulties with headaches, nausea, dizziness, vomiting, motion sickness, abdominal complaints, excessive sweating, and bed-wetting.
- Feeling stupid, ugly, incompetent, brainless.
- Fears of the dark, heights, getting lost, going to school.
- Fear or the avoidance of various balance, coordination, sports, and motion-related activities.
- Mood disturbances.
- Obsessions and compulsions.
p/s: aku juga de dyslexia conthny slalu tersilap antara kajang n kelang, antara shah alam n alor star.kdang2 aku kne rpeat hmpir 3-5 kali time topup.aku jgak ssah nk ingat menda2 yg deal ngan number..kpada ssiapa yg rse cam de dyslexia, jgn rsau.anda adalah insan istimewa cam aku.kite best....hoho
"It is a syndrome" Yes it is . The failure to consider dyslexia as a syndrome by many results in much misunderstanding about dyslexia.
BalasPadamhaha...well, everythin seems complicated to me.
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