Dyslexia (Specific Reading Disability)
Dyslexia is a disease, is in violation of a person's ability to read, write in the absence of other learning disabilities. This disease occurs at an early age children, and continues throughout life. The severity of dyslexia can vary from mild to severe.
Causes of dyslexia are neurobiological (associated with the formation and functioning of the brain), and genetic (handed down from parents to children). Dyslexia may also occur in humans at a later age due to other diseases, such as stroke.
Единственный известный фактор риска – наличие членов семьи с дислексией.
Symptoms may include dyslexia problems in the following areas:
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history you or your child. The doctor performed a medical examination, which will include a hearing test and a vision test. For the final diagnosis of dyslexia, your doctor may need help of a school psychologist, a teacher or a neurologist (doctor, who specializes in diseases of the nervous system), to conduct additional tests.
Additional tests may include:
Most patients with dyslexia need help teachers, tutor, or other qualified person. Talk to your doctor, to learn about the best treatments for you or your child. Treatment includes dyslexia:
This method of training helps people with dyslexia to learn language skills. It focuses on the following:
Compensatory measures consist in treating the effects of dyslexia. These include:
It is almost impossible to prevent dyslexia, especially if it is transmitted at the genetic level,. Nonetheless, early detection and treatment can reduce its effects. The sooner children with dyslexia will begin training in a special program, the fewer problems they will have in teaching reading and writing in school.
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