Indicators


  • Has particular difficulty with reading and spelling. 
  • Puts letters and figures the wrong way round. 
  • Has difficulty remembering tables, alphabet, formulae etc. 
  • Leaves letters out of words or puts them in the wrong order. 
  • Still occasionally confuses 'b' and 'd' and words such as 'no/on'. 
  • Still needs to use fingers or marks on paper to make simple calculations. 
  • Poor concentration. 
  • Has problems understanding what he/she has read. 
  • Takes longer than average to do written work. 
  • Problems processing language at speed. 
  • Still reads inaccurately. 
  • Still has difficulties in spelling. 
  • Needs to have instructions and telephone numbers repeated. 
  • Gets 'tied up' using long words, e.g. 'preliminary', 'philosophical'. 
  • Confuses places, times, dates. 
  • Has difficulty with planning and writing essays. 
  • Has difficulty processing complex language or long series of instructions at speed. 

  • (http://www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/parent/indication-of-dyslexia)

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