Dyslexia Checklist for High Schoolers & Adults
A checklist cannot tell you if someone is dyslexic. It is a tool used to help understand whether there is a likelihood of dyslexia, and whether further investigation should take place. Dyslexia can only be diagnosed through a formal Diagnostic Assessment conducted by a reading specialist or education consultant.
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Do any of these difficulties apply to your high school child? *
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No
Family history of similar difficulties
Problems recalling facts
Difficulty with recalling/following instructions
Difficulty remembering sequential information, e.g. times tables, science procedures, historical facts
Poor concept of time
Problems with note taking
Organizational difficulties, remembering homework, equipment, etc
Word finding difficulties
Difficulty with fluent, accurate reading affecting comprehension
Difficulty with/avoids reading aloud in class
Difficulty with phonological awareness especially at phonemic level
Persistent difficulty with spelling
Poor structure and organization of written work
Difficulty copying from the board
Difficulties producing clear, legible handwriting
Low self-esteem
Aggressive or non-compliant behaviour
Work avoidance tactics
Lack of confidence
Clumsy or difficulty with co-ordination
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