• A different way of learning.
• Problems in processing information.
• Auditory or visual memory difficulties especially short term working memory.
• Sequencing and organisational problems.
• Phonological difficulties.
• Automaticity and speed of processing can be weak.
• Different learning and thinking styles.
• Coping strategies can be learnt at all stages of learning development.
• It is a life long condition.  

Facts About Dyslexia

• It affects up to 10% of the population.
• It occurs irrespective of intelligence.
• It is more common in males than in females.
• It is normally genetic.

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