Dyslexia is a language-based learning disability affecting decoding, spelling, writing, and pronunciation. It persists throughout life but can impact individuals differently at various stages.
Developmental dyslexia is associated with difficulty in processing the orthography (the written form) and phonology (the sound structure) of language.
Spelling problems, like reading issues, often stem from difficulties with language understanding. Confusing ‘b and d’ or “wnet” for “went” usually reflect these language learning challenges, not visual problems.
Being able to immediately recognize the letters of the alphabet is essential to reading.- Children of the Code.
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Decodable books are the preferred choice for practicing phonics skills in Live Tutoring with Ms. Joy. They help all readers, including those with learning difficulties, build confidence, improve fluency, and enhance overall reading ability and enjoyment.
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