The range of problems seen in dyslexic children is broad. Recognizing and Identifying Dyslexia Characteristics appear in a range of severity, ranging from extreme to borderline. Speech and language disorders such as delayed speech and poor sentence construction. Writing vocabulary may be meager because of difficulty in producing the letters or recall of correct spelling, or in organization of thoughts Delay in adequate use of arithmetic, even though many dyslexics have superior math ability. Math problems may be caused by reversals, transpositions and poor visual recall, which makes memorization of math facts difficult.
Organization is often a problem.
Paperwork will often appear messy. This inconsistency often causes a child to be incorrectly labeled as lazy. This inconsistency is not only frustrating for the teacher and parent, but also for the child. Bellevue Center - 411 108th.