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Characteristics 37 Common 

dyslexics most exhibit 10 about traits - behaviors
characteristics vary day or minute
dyslexics inconsistency

General

bright  intelligent   articulate
read write spell - grade level unable .
lazy  dumb  careless  immature - not trying hard enough  -  behavior problem labeled
behind enough  -  bad enough   no help in school
IQ high -  tests not well academically  orally tests well not written.
dumb feels -  self-esteem poor - weaknesses hides compensatory strategies frustrated easily   reading - testing emotional 
art drama music sports mechanics story-telling sales business designing building or engineering talented 
zone out  - daydream often  -  time lost easily
attention difficulty
Learns best through hands-on experience, demonstrations, experimentation, observation, and visual aids.

 

Vision Reading Spelling

dizzy   headache   stomach aches - reading
letters numbers words sequences verbal explanations - confused
reading - writing    repetitions additions transpositions omissions substitutions  -  reversals letters numbers words
reading writing copying  -   movement feeling seeing
vision difficulty - eye exams no problem
sighted observant keen  or perception depth peripheral vision lacks 
reads - rereads little comprehension
spells phonetically inconsistently

Hearing Speech

hears things not said -  apparent others  -  distracted sounds
thoughts words difficult
speaks phrases halting
sentences incomplete
stutters stress
mispronounces transposes phrases words syllables

Skills Writing Motor 

writing copying trouble
pencil grip unusual
handwriting varies  illegible
sports  - ball team clumsy  uncoordinated
motor skills difficulties
motion-sickness prone
ambidextrous possible
left/right, over/under confuses

Math Time Management

time difficulty
managing time
learning sequenced information tasks
being on time
finger counting dependence computing math - tricks
knows answers - not paper
objects counting difficulty money
arithmetic yes
word problems no
algebra - higher math trouble

Memory Cognition

memory experiences locations faces long-term excellent
memory sequences facts information not experienced poor
images feeling thinks
sounds - words not

Behavior Health Development Personality

disorderly - compulsively orderly
class clown trouble-maker
too quiet
developmental stages - unusually early - late
ear infections prone
foods additives chemical sensitive
sleeper - extra deep - light
bedwetting beyond age
pain tolerance unusually high - low
justice strong
sensitive emotionally
perfection strives
confusion - time pressure - emotional stress -  poor health
mistakes increase symptoms increase

 

   

 

 

   

 

 

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3101 Hobbs Rd #210   Contact: William Vilardell
Amarillo, TX 79109   williamv@ledouxlife.com

 

 

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