Dyslexia

Dyslexia will look like the below symptoms.

• You might have trouble reading even normal words.
• Reading speed may be slow and might have to put extra effort when reading.
• Letters may be mixed-up like “dad” as “bad”.
• Trouble remembering what you read.
• Numbers and word problems in math may be hard to solve.

Dyslexia is a disorder in which the person diagnosed has trouble reading and spelling words.

Dyslexia does not affect a person’s smartness and intelligence, or vision, people often are more eager to learn and are creative thinkers.

Here are some causes of Dyslexia.

• Dyslexia is said to be a condition caused by genes.
• In most cases, the condition runs in family.
• If your parents, sibling or any other blood relation have dyslexia, chances are you might develop it too.
• Brain injury or accident can also be a cause

Dyslexia can be diagnosed by Psychologists, therapists & special teachers also.

• Using special educational approaches by teachers at the earliest can help better the condition.
• Psychologists, reading specialists, and speech therapists can also help with dyslexia.

Dyslexia Tips For Students

Learning phonemes (sounds that make up the words), phonics (letters representing phonemes) understanding comprehension, and reading aloud to improve fluency are some techniques.

Special educational approaches by teachers at the earliest can help better the condition to help students.