Dyslexia is a learning disorder characterized by difficulty in reading despite normal intelligence. Symptoms vary by age, making it crucial to recognize age-specific signs during testing. In young children, look for delays in speech, difficulty rhyming, and trouble learning the alphabet. As children grow, signs include slow reading, poor spelling, and trouble with word problems in math. In adolescents and adults, common symptoms are slow reading, difficulty summarizing stories, and problems with time management. Early identification and intervention are key to managing dyslexia effectively.
Refer to the infographic below for detailed symptoms at each stage.
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