What you should know.

Symptoms of Dyslexia
Grade 3

   At this stage students should be “reading to learn”, not “learning to read”.  They learn to mistrust themselves.  They are now comparing themselves to their peers and find themselves lacking. 

What our clients have been told:
"They may have AD/HD"
"Their spelling poor, but that's normal"
"Our testing shows there is not a problem"
"Lets wait and see what when's next year"
"They're behind, we should have them tested"

What you should look for:

• Continue to struggle with learning to read

• Great imaginations and ideas, but cannot express themselves on paper

• Lack basic handwriting and spelling skills necessary to get their messages on paper

• Math begins to become a struggle, as problems solving and word problems become more complex

• Homework assignments continue to take longer than intended

 
Call DIA for a solution that works

1-877-DIA-READ