Dyslexia Stars

Dysgraphia Symptoms
- incorrect use of capitals
- not including words in sentences
- not using the correct words
- poor or unreadable handwriting
- incorrect spelling
- mixing printing letter with cursive letters together
- writing slowly
- incomplete words
- misuse of lines and margins
- awkward body position
- often erasing
- writing too large or too small
- inappropriate spacing between letters
- speaking out what they are writing as they are writing
- feeling tired after writing a short amount
- tight grip while they are writing
- holding pencil/pen in odd positions while writing
- they have difficulty writing notes in school
- difficulty thinking of words to write
- avoids writing
- unusual paper position while writing
- unfinished sentences
- pain or cramps in fingers or wrists while writing

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When you’re dyslexic all to often the focus is only on areas of difficulty. However, I believe it’s important to also identify and nurture a student’s strengths as it does wonders for their confidence and self-esteem.

I’m dyslexic myself and my strengths are problem solving and creativity. What are your dyslexic strengths?

Dyslexia is neurobiological, which means it affects the way our brain processes information, which is just a fancy way of saying our brains are wired differently to what society considers ’normal’, and generally speaking, education systems aren’t currently structured to teach in the way our brains learn.
So remember, dyslexia does not affect intelligence and it is the education systems that just haven’t adjusted to our way of thinking.

When it comes to dyslexia I prefer to use the term “learning difference” as opposed to “learning disability/ difficulty”.

Dyslexia is a gift and the possibilities for success are endless. Focus on your strengths and watch the magic happen!

Dyslexic boy written off by school pens book, runs restaurant and hosts TV show EXCLUSIVE: Amazing Omari McQueen's teachers wrote him off aged seven but the brave lad 'moved on' and took inspiration from the late Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman, who showed him you can 'carry on' no matter what...

What are your dyslexic strengths?

Early intervention is so important. With the right support and strategies students with dyslexia thrive.