- Dyslexia: A learning disorder characterized by difficulty in reading despite normal intelligence and education.
- Difficulty decoding words (connecting letters to sounds)
- Poor spelling and reading fluency
- Trouble with phonological processing
- May affect reading comprehension and vocabulary growth
- Dysgraphia: A learning disability that affects writing abilities, including handwriting, typing, and spelling.
- Illegible handwriting or inconsistent letter formation
- Poor spelling and grammar
- Difficulty organizing thoughts on paper
- Slow writing speed, fatigue during writing tasks
- Dyscalculia: A learning disorder involving difficulty with math-related concepts and operations.
- Trouble understanding number concepts (e.g., quantity, value)
- Difficulty with basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, etc.)
- Problems with math facts and calculations
- Struggles with telling time, handling money, or sequencing steps
