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Presented by: Denton ISD Dyslexia Therapists 10% of Population

Do they have difficulty with…. Do they … *Read with hesitations/substitutions *Read slowly

Do they have difficulty spelling in context or isolation? Difficulty with memorizing for spelling tests. **An isolated difficulty in spelling would not be sufficient to identify dyslexia.**

In the present/past have they had difficulty with…

Have they had… -Difficulty learning/recalling letter names or sounds -Difficulty alphabetizing

...math, science, & social studies, but struggle in reading. They are SUCCESSFUL in…

Listening Comprehension Telling stories Oral vocabulary

3 levels of Dyslexia: 1. Mild More difficult to identify early on 2. Moderate More difficult to identify early on 3. Severe You Could see several characteristics or just a few depending on severity.