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Q&A: Reading Disabilities

Dyslexia, reading comprehension, encoding... Find out the answers to questions about reading disabilities.

1. My son may have dyslexia but no one is helping him. What do I do?
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2. Can you tell me about a learning disability called "encoding?"
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3. Why didn't the speech therapist discover my son's reading comprehension problem?
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4. My fourth-grader struggles with reading and writing. The resource teacher says he's a visual learner. Can you give me any information on this type of learning style?
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5. Both of my children have trouble understanding and remembering what they have just read. Is there a computer program that can help them study?
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6. My son is one of the youngest kids in the class. I never really thought about it until last year when he began to have problems with reading. I feel like maybe I should not have started him so early.
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7. My sixth-grader, who has a reading disability, mentioned to me that he felt he wasn't getting any better at reading. He wants to quit tutoring. Please help.
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8. My 11-year-old son has a variety of learning problems. The teachers are not sure how to help him. I can't find a doctor to test him. How we can help him?
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9. My stepson with ADHD failed the seventh grade and is in summer school. I've discovered he can only read on a second-grade level. He doesn't get any extra help at school during the summer session. How can I help him?
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