Symptoms of Dyslexia in Spelling - Dyslexia Connect
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- What are the symptoms of dyslexia in spelling? Find more information on dyslexia and dyslexia treatment at www.dyslexiaconnect.com . Subscribe to our channel for more videos about dyslexia.
There are a number of main dyslexia symptoms to look for in spelling. Many students with dyslexia have a difficult time with phonics, and this causes them to be unsure when they are spelling. A student with dyslexia may not know what letter or letter combination to use when spelling a word, because they are unsure of what many letters and letters combinations say.
Another symptom of dyslexia in spelling is difficulty with vowel sounds. Many dyslexics have a heard time learning short vowel sounds and applying them when they spell. Even dyslexic students who are fairly advanced may still forget short vowel sounds from time to time.
Many students with dyslexia memorize spelling words. Dyslexics memorize spelling words as a coping mechanism, because they do not have a good sense of phonics and how to use letters and letter combinations. As a result, they may memorize a spelling list and do decently on it, but afterwards, they will forget how to spell many of those words.
Dyslexics tend to misspell common sight words. A "sight word" is a word that does not follow the normal rules of phonics. Students with dyslexia may see these words continually, but they still forget how to spell them.
Copying words is very difficult for kids with dyslexia. A dyslexic child may copy words from a board or book, and still have trouble spelling the words correctly. Also, copying is slow and laborious for them.
Children with dyslexia tend to be inconsistent with spelling. If you ask them to spell the same word five days in a row, you may get a different spelling from them every day.
Spelling tends to be frustrating and laborious for children with dyslexia. They may avoid spelling, feel it is exhausting, and get frustrated every time they try to spell. If a child is of average, or above average intelligence, and has trouble with spelling, they may be dyslexic.
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I was put in slow classes because of my dyslexia. But as an adult I’ve excelled in life because of my comprehension of critical problem solving that most people without this disease can’t grasp because of the way they look at life itself. Its hard to develop reading comprehension skills but once we do we are unstoppable
Thanks for your comment, Curtis.
“Disease” is such an awful word to use in that context. Makes you sound like a victim when quite clearly you are putting yourself above others. Drop the narcissism.
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This explains so much for me! I was never told I had dyslexia as a kid, parents and teachers just thought it was a lack in attention to detail. I'm an adult now and most words I know how to spell is because I memorized them. Common things I heard when I was a kid "just look it up in the dictionary" "sound it out!" "why does it take you so long to copy notes?" (little did they know is that i was copying notes letter by letter)
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I did and still going through this is an adult.
This means a lot to me..
This video really answers some of the questions why spelling is so hard for some students.
I'm glad you found it helpful!
Omg am I dyslexic. I swear i have this kind of problem growing up and I’m 21 now but still facing the same problem 😔
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I am so glad they know more about this disorder than when I was young.
im dyslexic and i had hve ADHD but this wont stop me.
+Bounding shrimp4 that "hve" doesnt count
+Bounding shrimp4 That's an excellent attitude to have! There are many individuals with dyslexia and ADHD who are very successful. Thanks for your comment.
Me too. It’s difficult for me to listen & write in classroom setting. When I was younger I’d just draw. I just simply just can’t spell certain words ever! Voice to text REALLY is very beneficial
*Me too (meaning ADD & dyslexic)
Also, emails take me much longer to write than most people. For some reason I write sentences backwards kinda like how Yoda talks if that makes sense. It’s weird. I never I realize it either until my wife reads to it to me out loud.
Same HERE. Have ADD and dyslexia. Although dyslexia not yet diagnosed but it's pretty clear I have it. But yes I'm still unstoppable. Hi hi crazy woman on the block 😅😅😅
Hi am 19 years old I am dyslexic and I still find it really difficult of reading and writing and spellings but am NOT GONNA GIVE UP!
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Mimoza Baca Hey! Thanks for your comment. That's a great attitude!
Thank you. My very bright child is struggling with reading, and sitting. Everything you talked about here matches with what she is experiencing.
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While My case of dyslexia is pretty mild my difficulties reading and writing make so much sense now, and its a huge relief.
I cant thank you enough!
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I don't know if i have this but since elementary to high school i always got zero in spelling . Not kidding. I also got bully because of this. Now that i am working i am thankful to auto correct spelling . It help me a lot. And also my friends and teachers have difficulty reading my hand writing .
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Nicely explaination
I was the kid who memorized spellings yet still to this day struggle with daily sight words. Spell check has been a life saver.
I also memorized words based on someone speaking them to me and recognizing what they looked like but struggled with words that I couldn’t remember how they sounded.
I mixed up orders of words when speaking or reading and was constantly made fun of because of it.
My teachers would tell my parents that all I needed to do was to just slow down. When in reality I couldn’t spell a word out loud even when looking at it and didn’t really understand most words even though I loved to read (really I just loved stories and had a wild imagination.) I would even vastly misunderstand the whole point of some stories!
I discovered in college when taking a educational psychology class that I wasn’t stupid, just dyslexic and have really begun to understand myself and have more sympathy with other dyslexics out there. (I just spelled dyslexic wrong and autocorrect saved my butt again.) Thank you to this channel and others like it spreading the word about how dyslexia works and the degrees of verity. I wish I had more dyslexic training when I was younger.
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Thanks for your comment, and thank you for the kind words!
Why is dyslexia so hard for dyslexics to spell!! 😂
I learn so much better by listening. I wish I would have been diagnosed as a child. I love learning 💖
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I've always struggled with spelling and grammar, I was homeschooled throughout, in my teens my mom gave up teaching grammar to me. I remember her saying you're just never gonna get it in frustration. You're just like your Dad. I felt like an idiot and I've been hiding my writing since, I've struggled so bad on spellings feeling embarrassed that I get my there's, mixed up still. I remember struggling to correctly spell sugar for a good decade mixing up the vowels. But I read fine. So I just didn't realize these are dyslexia symptoms. Pronunciation and copying are hard for me. I've always been a visual learner. Man I wish I'd known sooner 30 years struggling.
Thanks for your comment! I'm so sorry to hear about those struggles. Many individuals with dyslexia are brilliant! They just need a different approach to reading and spelling. You might find the additional information about dyslexia on our website helpful. Here it is. Have a great day! www.dyslexiaconnect.com/about-dc/#whatis
Very useful as a teacher thank you
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I have hard time spelling even simple words some time. Because of that I hated school . I thought something is wrong with me. But this explains a lot . Thank you 🙏🏼 . Btw when I write or text sometimes skips some words even though I think of the whole sentence in my head beforehand !
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I’ve always been told that I have dyslexia, and I was put in the 504 class but I never understood what it was, I feel like if I would have know what it was I could have worked at it better than I have; everything that you said was true to my experience growing up, I always knew I had it but today is the first day that I actually understand what it is. (I’m 20 I found out I had it when I was in first grade)
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Is it possible to have dyslexia if i can read and spell perfectly well on paper, but i cant read or spell out loud?
Im diagnosed ADHD and ive always struggled to read and spell verbally.
In school i did great in spelling class, and i can cruise through books! But i struggle so badly if you have me do either verbally
Thanks for your question. Yes, that could be related to dyslexia.
I use to suck at spelling me and my gmaw would get to screaming at eachother because I could never spell right I am 24 now and I'm starting to think I am dyslexic
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I have a question, ater watching all the videos I found that I showed all the symptoms for spelling but almost none for reading so could this mean I have dyslexia or just have problems with spelling
Thanks for your question, Jason. Individuals with dyslexia often compensate for reading difficulties by memorizing the shape and appearance of a large amounts of words. This is how they read, rather than through application of phonics and syllable rules. However, they often run into difficulties when they see unfamiliar or complex words, since they are not comfortable sounding words out. For an adult with dyslexia, this can give the appearance that they are mostly fine in reading, but have difficulty with spelling. However, when they are evaluated for dyslexia, the doctor or psychologist is able to discover that there are actually issues with both. So, we do sometimes see individuals who show symptoms of dyslexia is spelling, but not in reading. I hope that information helps. You might find the IDA to be a good resource. Here is their website. Have a great day! dyslexiaida.org/
I have dyslexia and I have all of these issues i was in special ed as a child and i never gotten the help that i needed for my learning difference i am now in college with a 3.733 GPA and i still have issues with spelling and reading but more so with spelling because i didnt wanted to learn how to spell because it so difficult for me plus i was never told in school that i had a learning difference i didnt find out until last summer Also i never learn how to decode words because i didnt get point of decoding words when i could just remember the words that how i learn how to read but it make sense why i forget to spell certain words I also find that i rather type on my computer phone ipad then write words on a piece of paper is that a another common symptoms? Also is there a website that i can go on to help with my learning difference I want to tools that i need to improve in my spelling
Hi, Kayley. Thanks for your comment and question. Yes, individuals with dyslexia often prefer to type, rather than write words by hand. To help improve your spelling, I would recommend working with an Orton-Gillingham tutor. We offer online Orton-Gillingham tutoring, if you are interested. Here is our website. Have a great day! www.dyslexiaconnect.com/
I'm over here spelling "pen" as "den" 😂😂
I'm 20 and in college for pre-med.
For Years I've had people randomly ask if I'm dyslexic. In my Junior year of high school I finally got the courage to go to my guidance counselor about it, and he said it can't be true because I was in honors classes. Then he wrote a b and a d on two sticky notes and told me to tell him which was which and when I was right, he sent me on my way (as though testing in a little stress situation with individual letters is real testing).
I know I have dyslexia since I've always had symptoms of it. In second grade my teacher would keep me in at lunch time copying down letters again and again because I wouldn't finish in class, but she was always very nice about it and I didn't mind.
In third grade my teacher would be annoyed because I would be the last one done copying down vocabulary definitions. And then get annoyed because I was bored waiting for everyone else to finish the math that was super easy for me (I couldn't have done my vocab in that time?). We were also learning cursive writing which was a pain; I couldn't even get the o right because I wrote it from the bottom to the left instead of at the top to the right, and couldn't figure out where the loop went.
In fourth grade I moved to the town over and we started switched classes. In math, we were memorizing multiplication and doing the timed tests that were not fun. In writing whenever we had an essay, there would be people finished by the end of the week and I would still be drafting; I would finish the draft and then copy it over in pen for my published essay without proofreading for homework. In science and social studies we would do popcorn reading, where the current reader would pick the next reader, and I was very rarely picked because I was so slow.
I remember in fifth grade, during a reading exam, my teacher asked who wanted a little strip of color overlay to help with reading, and she didn't think I needed one, but still gave it to me. It made reading the test so much easier!
For years I just learned how to deal with it. I made stupid writing mistakes, my reading was slow and difficult, and I can't memorize useless information at all. On a US history exam once I wrote the word religion three different ways and she circled them all and took off points, but I just laughed. Because it had never happened before no matter how often I do it.
Now that I'm in college it's actually gotten more difficult to deal with. Because there is so much reading for every class. My notes don't really matter because I can figure out what I meant when I write words like Examble instead of Example, but writing the notes is still slow.
Testing at my college costs $500, so I doubt I will ever do it, but it'd be nice to know that it's not all in my head.
Dyslexia is actually nice sometimes. I can imagine molecules and minipulate them in my head, turning them around in all directions as though I am using a model. So that's good for organic chemistry, even if my inability to memorize 100+ reactions isn't great.
I may have dyslexia, but I will use it to my advantage.
Hi, and thanks for your comment. Regarding a diagnosis of dyslexia, you may want to check with the IDA and see if there are any other options in your area. Here is their page: dyslexiaida.org/
Ana Isabel Pais ...I think it is my story..... Is it possible to cure this problem at this stage...?
That counselor needs to be fired!
Would missing out letters on the end of words or merging two words together be a sign of dyslexia? Also going back to reading, would being an extremely slow reader be a sign? Thank you for the videos, they're really helpful and informative.
Hi, Abi. Thanks for your question. I am glad that you find our videos helpful. To answer your question, yes, those things you mention are very typical signs of dyslexia. In fact, missing letters on the end of words is one of the most common symptoms.
For me, the difficulty is about knowing if it's an E or an A, when the I is pronounced like an eye or an E and if its than or then, where or were. when the G sounds like an F in a word like enough and why determine is pronounced with a min when it has mine at the end. And it doesn't help that there is American and UK spelling. So much more, I can go on forever. I basically crammed my spelling, taking me very long to learn it and still working on it in my 20s.
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I also have difficulty in distinguishing between A and E.
Do I have this ... recently I am forgetting spelling , and this is bugging me a lot .. previously it didn't happen to me... But now I am facing this a lot . Even now I was typing faccing instead of facing .. but most of the time I know I am making a mistake
Thanks for your question. A dyslexia diagnosis requires an evaluation from a doctor or psychologist who specializes in learning issues. You can find more info about dyslexia on our website. Have a great day. www.dyslexiaconnect.com/about-dc/#whatis
Sometimes I forget how to spell simple stuff like because. And great
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I forget how to spell because all the f* time
@@f.k6920 same
Dear Sir, we are a Chinese family living in a French-speaking country. I doubt my 6 year-old son has dyslexia. During his study on Chinese language, he showed some key symtoms that you highlighted in the previous videos. But as he just started to speak French, I have problem to understand how the local doctor here could diagnose him as a kid who speaks mainly Chinese and very little French. What is your opinion? Do we have to travel back to China for his diagnosis and treatment?
Thanks for your question. If an individual has dyslexia, the dyslexia is present in any language. So, you could technically have your son tested for dyslexia in French. Since you mention that he just started to speak French, you may want to give him a little more time with the language before having him tested. This will probably allow the doctor or psychologist to provide a more thorough assessment. However, you could contact a provider in your area and ask whether this is necessary, or if he could be tested now. Have a great day.
I’m going to be working with those who have learning disorders and your videos are great. They’re short, simple, and to the point. With me it’s difficult to learn from a book; I need to either see and hear it or write things down repeatedly. Your videos I’m learning so much. Thank you so much! I also love how you give examples.
You're welcome, Tanya! I'm so glad you find the videos helpful. Thanks for watching!
6:33 I never felt so called out in my life
Thanks for your comment. Inconsistent spelling is a very common symptom of dyslexia.
I will literally spell the same word a few different ways in an essay and just hope one is right.
Do you have Dyslexia if you can't spell Dyslexia or if you are learning another language and get mixed up with the pronance.
Thanks for your question. Determining whether an individual has dyslexia requires evaluating a variety of aspects and symptoms. Dyslexia testing is usually conducted by a doctor or psychologist who specializes in learning issues. Have a great day.
I am 28 years old.I remember I was really good in spelling english words but 2 years ago I started to learn German...now I see my self struggling to spell the easiest word of English because I am mixing with how it is written in German...please help me...
Thanks for your question, Hanna. Have you ever been tested for dyslexia?
Idk about everyone else but spelling which is really difficult for me I always spell it whitch, remember I was the first person out of a spelling be with the word newspaper, I believe I spelled it newpapper. I was really embarrassed. How do you get tested without you parents finding out?
Hi, and thanks for your comment. If you are under 18, your parents would probably be involved in any dyslexia testing. Dyslexia evaluations are typically performed by doctors or psychologists with specific training in that area.
DyslexiaConnect is there a way to do it a school without a doctor also how do you tell your parents, I fell like mine we just say that I’m over reacting or just being lazy.
My English teacher is dyslexic and she says that I may be even though I'm in top set. think I may have mild dyslexia but I'm not sure, most of the points in this video I have, I am 12 years old and still use little poems to spell words eg. Big elephants can always understand small elephants - because. Some words I spell rong like says, only recently have I realised it was not spelt sais. And sometimes I will spell one word 3 different ways in a peice of writing or exam. When I was younger ( about 7) my teacher sent me to the options because I was reading books really close to my face (about 10 cm away) however my eyes were fine. but now I have no issues with reading. Also I used to write c's, b's, d's and 3's the opposite way round unintentionally. My long term memory is really bad and find it easier to get something in my short term. I have watched the other videos and none of them match up, but this video is exactly like me. But I am not sure because I am top class in English. Do you think I have some symptoms of dyslexia?
Hello, and thanks for your question. Yes, several of the symptoms you mention here are prime symptoms of dyslexia. Dyslexia does come in a variety of degrees and with a variety of symptoms. Where are you located? I may be able to suggest some resources.
I would like that but I don't know if it helps that I'm from England:D
Okay, thanks. I would recommend calling the British Dyslexia Association helpline. If you give them the information that you gave me, they may be able to offer suggestions and resources. Here is their site: www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/contact . I hope that helps!
After seeing all these videos I think I have dyslexia
Thanks for your comment.
Same:(
Could you advise a training for adults.
Hi, Mohammad. We work with adults in our online tutoring program. Here is our website. Thanks. www.dyslexiaconnect.com/
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How can I over come dysilakisia
Thanks for your question. If you have dyslexia, one of the best ways to improve your reading and spelling is by instruction from a teacher trained in the Orton-Gillingham Method, or one of the methods in the Orton-Gillingham family. Have you worked with a dyslexia teacher or tutor before?
Spelled Nutrients Newtreeants in a Biology test.
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Iam 19years old now I think I may have dyslexia , as a kid iam good at maths science but when is comes to languages I get fear , we 3 languages in my school telugu, hindi, english, I get spelling mistakes in all of them like every next word and it's not like that I don't remember answer .I know answer but I can't spell it in fact I still remember my 3rd class lesson , when iam writing I get words in my mind but I don't get there spellings so I go to next word which can fit in that place, at one time I know it's spelling and next movement I forgot it . I still feel in the same way . I get confused between common words like which and watch, so many words , as a kid I used to count number of letters in the word to check I got correct spelling or not, I got tied of this, even by typing this I got so much trouble to spell , I tried so hard fix my self but it not happened
Thank you for your comment, Raavi.
Growing up as a child, I was always good with spelling words, but I noticed when I got around to the age of 20 I started to forget how to spell words that I knew I know how to spelled now at the age of 31 my spelling sucks and now I think I know why
Thanks for your comment, Norman. I'm glad that our video was helpful to you. Have a great day!
Everyday I spell “does” in my mind. Cuz I can’t remember it. Spell is Very hard for me. But I’m glad I only have this symptom. I could read out loud so fast btw
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I am thinking and getting stuck in "the"
I'm 17, currently doing my olevels. I've noticed that reading and spelling have always been difficult for me. Now that I'm in year 11, I can read well but spelling correctly is still a problem. I usually get good grades in all my subjects including english but i make very very stupid spelling mistakes. Once in my exams i spelled rocks as rokes, throw as through, and many more of such mistakes. In one of my recent tests i spelled market as markit and then my friend was shocked and she asked me to spell it again and I spelled it as marckit and when she told me the spelling I felt like I already knew the spelling. Should I be concerned ?
btw your video was very informative
+success lover Thanks for your question. Those issues you mention are very common symptoms of dyslexia. Many individuals with dyslexia are highly intelligent, but struggle with spelling words like the ones you mentioned. Sometimes, they spell the word different every time they make an attempt. Where are you located? I may be able to recommend some resources that would be useful. Thanks!
+DyslexiaConnect Thanks for replying. I live in UAE.
+success lover No problem. We're happy to help! I don't know of any dyslexia association in the UAE, but you might try contacting the International Dyslexia Association. They may know of some resources. eida.org/ . Or, an internet search with "dyslexia UAE" may pull up some resources, as well. If you are interested in tutoring, you can feel free to check out our online tutoring program here: www.dyslexiaconnect.com/ . I hope that helps!
+DyslexiaConnect Thanks alot for your time and effort. I surely will look into this once I'm done with my exams.
+success lover We're happy to help! Take care.
My Mom ,and some times other Family members will (if I don't know a word) Spell a Word for me 2 Letters at a time (this is my law for my Family) because I am a Adult I get bigger Words to spell (most likely when I Google) for example:
Mi• ss• is• si• pp •i sometimes Google will finish the Word for me .
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I have dyslexia and I didn't know about it until I saw this video 😲
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It’s really hard to visualize words and saying the sounds in your head at the same time That’s exactly how I read is my memory.
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27, I do a lot of this... Thanks. I was diagnosed as a boy but I didn't know they did anything for that. Kentucky education, fantastic and terrible both depending on how much money you make. They basically just told me I had dyslexia, that's it.
Thanks for your comment. You might find it helpful to contact the IDA. You can still make a lot of progress with reading and spelling as an adult, with the right approach. dyslexiaida.org/
@@DyslexiaConnect thanks
You're welcome!
What a fail at of the system. I’m sorry you didn’t get help when you were diagnosed
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I have difficulty spelling few time to time and it can be frustrating and agitating and cause of forgetting words or my alphabetical words or the words that are lined are and how they are pronounced and then I have to repronounce the words again it always happen but honestly say that I'm Usually used to it now but can be a nuisances in different pieces and different ways and being forgetful with things can be annoying when you have to forget a simple word or the most easiest words with having dyslexia but I have mild dyslexia it's not severe I'm grateful for that but I do forget to remember things that's a problem with me though that can be rough and be irritating and be a annoyance but what else can I say if anyone read this much! appreciative and if anyone else has dyslexia or any other symptoms don't let frustrate like it does it to me it can be a shemozzle but I would say it's normal to me normality to me pretty much but that's all for now.
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My reading and pronunciation is very good but my spelling and writing is really bad. Very frustrating.
Is that common?
Thanks for your question. Dyslexia comes in a wide variety of degrees, and with a wide variety of symptoms. It is possible to read well, but have trouble spelling and writing. Have a great day!
Me: has all the symptoms in this video
Also me: I can't ask for help and I wouldn't even know where to ask for help. Besides, you can read words just fine.
the letters get mixed up in the translation is how I describe it
Thanks for your comment. Are you currently in school? Or out of school? I may be able to suggest some helpful resources.
@@DyslexiaConnect in school, but it's fine
@@LooseyGooseyArt Thanks for the additional info. Have you tried speaking to a teacher about these difficulties?
I have most of the symptoms
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I think i might have dyslexia
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Now I see what's wrong with my brothers. I've been suspecting that this is what was happening but I guess I should put more effort into getting them tested. It's so difficult to find a place...
Thanks for your comment. Are you located in the U.S.? Or somewhere else? I may be able to give you a link to a list of testing providers. Thanks.
I'm actually in Houston, Texas.
Okay, thanks. This list includes providers who do official diagnoses of dyslexia. dyslexiaida.org/ida-accredited-provider-directory/ . You could also call the Houston branch of the IDA. www.houstonida.org/ . They would be able to provide you with info, as well.
For the child ? Or the adult !.
Hi, Gary. The symptoms described in the video can apply to either a child or an adult who has dyslexia. Thanks for your question.
The
i always spell 'tha' insted of 'the' and thet. lol 😂😂😂
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I’ll be forgetting how to spell something like halfway thru the word like I won’t know which letter comes next 🥳
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Yes,me to but before days i used spell a word perfectly but not now a days like for example favourite i spell it favourate
It should be Whhuute.
I’m 19 years old but I head my live because spilling prpolem
Hi, Jaber. I'm sorry to hear that. Have you been tested for dyslexia?
Yes when I was 8
My spelling in Arabia is okay but English is heard l learn reading by myself but I can’t spelli .😥😓
@@jaberalnamani5559 Thanks for the additional information, Jaber. Dyslexia tutoring would help you with spelling. Have you ever received that?
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Im 38 lived in england untill I was 37 i use to be a mechanic for 10 years and i can fix any thing that moves, then i changed career.I've worked all over the world in IT , own 4 houses" in 2 different countries and earn over 100k a year,
I have always struggled with spelling and was marginalised by teachers at school and put in special classes
I still hate it when some one watches me type today.
My advice is
Don't make not been able to spell a thing that holds you back
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The f this is me.. i was waiting wondering why i always forget the spelling even though i always see it billion of times.. think god auto correct is invented
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I dont think I have dyslexia but every once and a while I totally forget how to spell for about a minute
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Why do you keep saying child ??? Adult have this
Hi, Gary. This video was produced for parents and teachers who are trying to identify dyslexia in children. That is the reason why the video references that. Yes, adults have dyslexia, as well. The symptoms described in the video can apply to a child or an adult who has dyslexia. Have a great day.
I only wanted to get better at spelling, not to get lectured on dyslexia
Hi, Carmina. This video is intended to raise awareness about how dyslexia affects spelling. That is the reason why it doesn't include advice about how to improve spelling. To improve spelling, I would recommend tutoring with a teacher who is trained in the Orton-Gillingham Method. Have a great day.