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Reading is essential in life and making a living. To a great extent, a child’s reading ability will determine their success in school and beyond. Unfortunately, reading difficulties are common. This article investigates the signs, causes, and possible steps and treatments.

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The prominent characteristic of dyseidetic dyslexia, also called surface dyslexia, is the inability to revisualize the gestalt of words. Dysphonetic dyslexia, on the other hand, is associated with phonological and auditory processing difficulties.

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The fact that dyslexia "runs in families" cannot necessarily be attributed to genetics but may be caused by the fact that the family members share the same unique environment.

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Reading is a complex act. It involves many processes and skills that all have to act at once. Children with dyslexia have severe difficulty with reading and, because of that, also with spelling. Our 'Dyslexia in Children' guide promises to answer many questions.

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When learning to read, children may mistake certain letters for other similar ones, especially those that can be reversed or appear the same when seen in a mirror. The child may read dog as bog or look at the written word was and read it as saw. These errors are called letter reversals and mirror writing. Are they signs of dyslexia?

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Reading comprehension is the heart and goal of reading, since the purpose of all reading is to gather meaning from the printed page. We provide a comprehensive program for schoolchildren and homeschoolers with reading comprehension difficulties.

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Our online dyslexia tutoring services integrate four components: (1.) the Orton-Gillingham approach, (2.) cognitive training, (3.) the development of two crucial brain areas for reading, and (4.) solid learning principles.

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There is no single diagnostic dyslexia test. In order to obtain a dyslexia diagnosis, it is necessary to get a full educational or neuropsychological assessment.

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If your child has gone through a screening and there are signs of a reading difficulty, the next step is usually a full educational assessment. Before you book one, it’s important to know what is likely to happen before, during and after dyslexia testing.

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How a dyslexia diagnosis is made. What is the difference between dyslexia screening and dyslexia testing? Who can make a dyslexia diagnosis?

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Dyslexia treatment based on four pillars: (1.) the Orton-Gillingham approach, (2.) cognitive training, (3.) the development of two crucial brain areas for reading, and (4.) solid learning principles. Is there, at last, some light at the end of the tunnel?

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Eleven children who overcame dyslexia symptoms and how their parents helped them do it.

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