Signs & Symptoms

1. Difficulty learning and recognising letters and their sounds.
2. Struggles with rhyming and identifying nursery rhymes.
3. Challenges in learning new words and expanding vocabulary.
4. Trouble with following multi-step instructions.
5. Delays in learning to speak and pronounce words correctly.

1. Difficulty in decoding and reading simple words.
2. Poor spelling skills and frequent letter reversals.
3. Struggles to read fluently and accurately.
4. Limited comprehension when reading texts.
5. Difficulty with remembering sight words.

1. Continued struggles with reading fluency and comprehension.
2. Difficulty with more complex sentence structures and longer texts.
3. Challenges with writing coherently and organizing thoughts.
4. Poor handwriting and difficulty with fine motor skills.
5. Slow and inaccurate math calculations.

1. Difficulty with understanding abstract concepts in reading and math.
2. Continues to struggle with spelling and grammar.
3. Poor note-taking and organization skills.
4. Avoidance of reading and writing tasks.
5. Low self-esteem and feelings of frustration related to academics.

1. Persistent difficulties with reading and writing.
2. Challenges with time management and organization.
3. Struggles with following complex instructions.
4. Avoidance of reading-related tasks in the workplace.
5. Difficulties in expressing thoughts verbally or in writing.

It is important to note that dyslexia can vary widely from individual to individual, and not all individuals with dyslexia will exhibit all of these signs. Early identification and intervention are crucial for providing appropriate support to individuals with dyslexia across different age groups. If you or someone you know is experiencing difficulties related to dyslexia, seeking professional evaluation and assistance can make a significant difference in their academic and personal development.