Our free dyslexia test is an easy to do worksheet you can do at home. The assessment will find weaknesses and strengths associated with dyslexia.
You will discover if there are other issues that often are associated with dyslexia
Download the test by entering your name and email to the right and you will quickly:
- Find the root of the problem.
- Understand where the breakdown in learning is happening?
In a matter of minutes you will find out if there is a:
- Visual System Problem -
If there is a visual system problem this can keep the student from learning - Weak Eye Muscles -
Weak eye muscles need to be exercised so that reading can happen with ease - Eye Hand Coordination Problems -
If the student is having a difficult time coordinating the eyes and the hands this will make math and writing extremely difficult - Auditory System Problem -
If the student’s auditory system is not functioning as well as it could, making the lecture format of a school day unbearable - Weak Visual Memory -
If the student is weak in visual memory, which reflects in all of the subjects – reading, writing, math, and spelling - Processing Problem -
If a processing problem is slowing down the rate of learning
Once you download the dyslexia test you can start the journey that will take you to helping the student overcome learning problems such as dyslexia and more.
The dyslexia assessment won't take much time, but the information you will get from them will be valuable beyond belief. You won’t have to guess any more at what the problem is. You will be given a firm diagnosis and be led to the answer to that specific learning problem.
The Assessment is Free. You can get it, along with a variety of other great resources simply by registering with the form to the right.
Some common symptoms of Dyslexia are:
- Slow, labored inaccurate reading of single words in isolation
- Slow, choppy oral reading while ignoring punctuation
- Becomes visibly tired after reading for a short time
- Poor reading comprehension
- When reading, frequently reverses, inverts, or transposes letters or words
- Substitutes similar looking words, even if it changes the meaning of the sentence, such as sunrise for surprise
- Omits or changes suffixes, such as need for needed
- Spelling errors of reversals, inversions, or transpositions
- Continually misspells sight words or misreads sight words
If your child exhibits any of these symptoms enter your name and email address to the right and download the free dyslexia test.