Comments on: What are the Signs of Dyslexia in Children – from Preschool to High School https://mommyevolution.com/signs-of-dyslexia-in-children/ Mom Smarter! Tue, 29 Sep 2026 20:22:15 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.3 By: Sumanda https://mommyevolution.com/signs-of-dyslexia-in-children/#comment-126833 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=20210#comment-126833 Something my son did with his early reading books in school was to memorize the book as the teacher read it to them. Only when he was given a new book was he unable to read.

]]> By: Tamara El Sherbini https://mommyevolution.com/signs-of-dyslexia-in-children/#comment-125083 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=20210#comment-125083 In reply to Millie Hue.

Check on the PATOSS site for tutors qualified to work with dyslexic students. A regular tutor will be useless.

]]> By: Mommy Evolution https://mommyevolution.com/signs-of-dyslexia-in-children/#comment-123607 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=20210#comment-123607 In reply to Millie Hue.

If you do get a tutor…. make sure that person is versed in teaching for Dyslexia – which requires additional understanding and a different approach.

]]> By: Millie Hue https://mommyevolution.com/signs-of-dyslexia-in-children/#comment-123589 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=20210#comment-123589 Thanks for helping me understand that a child that might have difficulties in giving the right sound of each letter might have it. I guess I need to tell my sister to take her son to a specialist and check if it might be the reason why he still can’t understand letters. He is almost 5 years old now, and he has only mastered the vowels. We might get a tutor if ever this is the case.

]]> By: Jessica https://mommyevolution.com/signs-of-dyslexia-in-children/#comment-112604 https://mommyevolution.com/?p=20210#comment-112604 You are completely correct about many teachers and schools not understanding dyslexia. In my particular district in Florida, dyslexia is not recognized as its own classification but rather lumped together under the category of learning disabilities. As a result, I didn’t really understand dyslexia until I began teaching at a private school that specializes in dyslexia. It was there where I became trained in Orton Gillingham, a multi-sensory approach to teaching reading and truly started understanding dyslexia for the first time. I only wish I would have understood about it sooner!

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