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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My concerns are that [b]he reads but skips, inserts or changes the words he's reading so it's something like what's on the page but not exactly. [/b] I suspect there's a quite a bit of [b]guessing and reliance on pictures and context[/b] going on, as well as memory. At home he doesn't want to read new books, just books he's already read, and he has a scary-accurate memory for anything (he could easily recite sentences from a book he's read before from memory). His [b]resistance to reading[/b] is also concerning -- it's a fight everytime to get him to read anything. His teachers assign only one reading assignment a day, which takes him like 5 minutes and is easy, but he never wants to read anything else. [b]He is happy for me to read to him for an hour, but resists reading to me (not even every other page or parts) and never reads silently to himself.[/b][/quote] The bolded described my dyslexic child before diagnosis and a 2-year, 3x/week Orton Gillingham-method remediation program. DC now reads for school and pleasure. I agree that balanced literacy programs can be the culprit in some circumstances. A good neuropsychologist should be able to tease that out. [/quote]
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