Dyslexia

SELF TEST for DYSLEXIA

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Please provide us with your gender.

Gender :

Male

Female

Do you give the appearance of being bright, highly intelligent, and articulate but unable to read, write, or spell at grade level?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

Have you been labeled lazy, dumb, careless, immature, "not trying hard enough," or "a behavior problem."

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

You have a high IQ, yet may not test well academically; tests well orally, but not written.

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

You feel dumb; have poor self-esteem; hide or cover up weaknesses with ingenious compensatory strategies.

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

You easily become frustrated and emotional about school, reading or testing.

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

Are you talented in art, sports, mechanics, dance, designing, strategic thinking, building or engineering?

	Yes
	No

Do you seem to "zone out" or daydream often; do you get lost easily or lose track of time?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

Do you have difficulty maintaining attention; or do you seem "hyper" or "a daydreamer?"

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

Do you learn best through hands-on experience, demonstrations, experimentation, observation, and visual aids?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

10.

Do you complain of dizziness, headaches or stomach aches while reading or studying?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

11.

Do you confuse letters, numbers, words, sequences or verbal explanations?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

12.

Does your reading or writing often show repetition, additions, transpositions, omissions, substitutions, or reversals in letters, numbers and/or words.

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

13.

Do you complain of feeling or seeing non-existent movement while reading, writing, or copying?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

14.

Do you seem to have difficulty with vision, yet eye exams don't reveal a problem

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

15.

Are you extremely keen sighted and observant, yet lacks depth perception and peripheral vision?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

16.

Do you read and reread with little comprehension?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

17.

Do you spell phonetically and/or inconsistently?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

18.

Do you hear things not said or not apparent to others; are you easily distracted by or overly sensitive to sounds?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

19.

Do you have difficulty putting thoughts into words; do you leave sentences incomplete; do you speak in halting phrases or stutter under stress; mispronounce long words, or transpose phrases, words, and syllables when speaking?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

20.

Do you have trouble with writing or copying; is your pencil grip unusual?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

21.

Does your handwriting vary?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

22.

Are you clumsy, uncoordinated, poor at ball or team sports; have a difficult time with fine and/or gross motor skills and tasks?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

23.

Are you prone to motion-sickness?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

24.

Are you somewhat or completely ambidextrous?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

25.

Do you often confuse left/right, over/under?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

26.

Do you have difficulty telling time, managing time, learning sequenced information or tasks, or being on time?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

27.

Do you have difficulty computing math or do you have a dependence on finger counting and other tricks?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

28.

Can you count, but have difficulty counting objects and dealing with money?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

29.

Can you do arithmetic, but you have problems showing math steps on paper?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

Memory and Cognition

30.

Do you have excellent long-term memory for experiences, locations, or faces?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

31.

Do you have poor memory for sequences or information that has not been experienced?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

32.

Do you think primarily with images and feeling, not sounds or words (little internal dialogue)?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

33.

Are you extremely disorderly or compulsively orderly?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

34.

Are you a class clown, a trouble-maker, or too quiet?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

35.

Were you early or late in developmental stages (talking, crawling, walking, tying shoes)?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

36.

Are you prone to ear infections; sensitive to foods, additives, and chemical products?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

37.

Are you an extra deep or light sleeper?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

38.

Did you wet the bed beyond appropriate age?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

39.

Do you have unusually high or low tolerance for pain?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

40.

Do you have a strong sense of justice and are you emotionally sensitive, or do you strive for perfection?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never

41.

Do your mistakes and symptoms increase dramatically with confusion, time pressure, emotional stress, or poor health?

	Constantly
	Often
	Sometimes
	Rarely
	Never



	You have scored (0-82) points out of a possible 162 points; there are no indications of Dyslexia. Would you like to read more about Dyslexia? You have scored (83-122) points out of a possible 162 points; there are some indications of Dyslexia. Would you like to read more about Dyslexia? You have scored (123-162) points out of a possible 162 points; there is a strong indication of Dyslexia. Would you like to read more about Dyslexia?

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