There are many known labels used today to describe the different learning difficulties which children and adults can experience. There are hundreds of learning disability symptoms that could easily be described as one of these labels falling under the Dyslexia umbrella. However, all of these symptoms can result from disorientation which is at the root of most learning difficulties.
Disorientation occurs in varying degrees from person to person.
Skips or misses words or lines when reading or writing. Sees letters and numbers move, disappear, grow or shrink. Alters words and letters while reading. Omits, ignores, or doesn't see punctuation or capitalization. Hearing Has difficulty making speech sounds.