dys word

byslexia or dyslexia?

 
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  • The arrangement of letters or numbers are changed or switched around. Example: "saw" becomes "was" and 83 becomes 38.
  • Multiple spelling errors
  • Difficulty with writing
  • Lines, words, or letters are taken out, changed, or replaced during writing or reading.
  • Some sounds of speech are hard to understand
  • It seems as if they are not listening to what someone is saying
  • Problems with balance and coordination such as poor sense of direction.
  • Hyperactivity: not being able to sit still, moves around a lot, being overactive
  • Hypoactivity: sluggish, lazy, being under active
  • Loses train of thought easily: daydreaming
  • Has trouble telling time or being on time.
  • Speech came at a late age; 3-4 years of age

was

These are four different ways a dyslexic can see the word, "was."

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