Dyslexic people have a different organisation of cells within certain small parts of the brain. Dyslexia tends to slow down processing of information in the brain. Each dyslexic person has his own pattern of strengths and weaknesses. Each dyslexic person's difficulties are different and vary from slight to very severe disruption of learning. The majority of dyslexic children have difficulty with the language, memory, and sequencing processes of basic maths.
Many dyslexic people shine in the arts, creativity, design, computing and lateral thinking.
He may have problems getting his thoughts together coherently for story or essay writing. He may have difficulty in organising his work and need specific teaching to help him. He may be able to answer the questions orally but he can't write them down. He may have difficulty in copying accurately. He's careless He may have very poor handwriting as he hasn't sufficient hand skills to control the pencil.