Myth & Fact about Dyslexia
Dyslexia is the most frequent reason bright children struggle with writing, spelling or reading. However, it affects other areas too. Dyslexic children also face problems: · Recalling their address, their alphabet, · or their multiplication tables or multiplication · The art of tying shoes · I am writing some numbers or letters in reverse past the end of the first grade. · The art of telling time on a clock using hands · The left and right are different. · Confusion of letter pairs like B-D, bP or p-q or the letter g-j... · Making sounds in the correct order, in multi-syllable phrases like hamburger, spaghetti, and animal consonant. · Most people with dyslexia also suffer from dysgraphia - extremely odd handwriting. · The letters they write don't go on the line · There could be a strange gap between their words · Sometimes, tall letters are made to appear shorter,