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This is a video on Kinaesthetic learners and the way they learn best

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What is your learning style - KINAESTHETIC LEARNERS

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This is a video on Auditory Learners

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What is your learning style - AUDITORY LEARNERS

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Tells us how we may be a visual learner and explains all the ways a visual learner may learn.

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What is your learning style - VISUAL LEARNERS

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This is a good explanation about what Dyslexia is. It includes a good scientific explanation, the odds of having it and how it affect those with it.

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What is dyslexia? - Kelli Sandman-Hurley

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Dyslexia itself isn’t a disease, it is a learning disorder where people have difficulty with words. It is a lifelong thing and although it can’t be cured, treatment can help with dyslexia, such as a specialised learning programme. It’s important to diagnose and treat dyslexia as early as you can, as it can help alot.

Many learning programs for dyslexic children use Multisensory Learning.

Multisensory Learning is a method of learning where you use multiple senses at once, such as taste, feel, smell rather than just reading and writing. This is usually used on children or people with learning and attention problems, but it can benefit anyone. The reason for this is because if you learn using more than one sense, you are more likely to hold that information, remember it easier. Another plus is that since there are many ways they are learning, they will have at least one way they succeed. It can be used at home as well as school.

There are also specialists that can help those with dyslexia learn phonetics and linking sounds to words and letters. Which can really help with their learning.

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What is the best way for Dyslexic people to learn?

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What is the best way for Dyslexic people to learn?

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As there are different types of Dyslexia, the learning preferences are different from person to person. But the best three ways for dyslexic people to learn are;

Visual Learning- Where you learn by seeing things such as documentary’s, videos or graphs.

Auditory Learning- Where you learn things by listening such as listening to lessons, using audio books or even talking to a teacher.

Kinaesthetic Learning- Where you learn things by being physical and hands on, such as putting a model together and apart again, or learning names by finding them outside.

You may also use a combination of these ways of learning, according to each subject and task.

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An symptom for preschool or 1 year old children with dyslexia is having problems with writing their own name.

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There are different symptoms of dyslexia for every age.

For Preschool to year 1, symptoms could be;
- Problems with rhyming words
- Delayed speech
- A family history of dyslexia or reading/writing problems
- Has difficulty in sitting still and paying attention
- Finds it hard to dress themselves (any task that requires multiple steps such as long division as well)
- Likes listening to stories but not reading or writing them
- Retelling a story in the wrong order of events
- Can’t follow more than two instructions at a time
- Has trouble linking words and letters to sounds
- Difficulty learning sounds and shapes
- Has trouble writing their names
- Forgets names and words
- Gets many ear and throat infections
- Having trouble with pronunciation
- Has problems with puzzles and jigsaws

For Primary School, symptoms could be;
- Their reading standard is below the standard of children their age
- Dosent actually like reading books
- Tries to avoid reading in front of people/outloud , and when they do, they read slowly with several pronounciation mistakes
- Can read a word but when the same word is in the next sentence or page, can’t regocnise it anymore
- Can mix up words that sound or look similar
- Might read b for d, b for p or u for n
- Reads a sentence multiple times or keeps losing their place
-  Missing and misreading small words like and, the, as, of and from
- Can’t read a single word, such as cat with out pictures or other words to help figure it out
- Confuses letters like b and d when spelling, even writing letters backwards
- Having lots of difficulty spelling/low spelling ability
- Confuses letters like d and b (todo with their directional difficulty)
- can mix up words- like writing pot instead of top
- Has problem with punctuation
- Can spell a word correctly one page and incorrectly the next
- Finds it hard to copy instructions from the board, misspelling and having to re read it frequently
- Has bad handwriting, or nice handwriting but writes very slowly
- Forms letters from the wrong place and often has trouble making the letters sit on the line
- There’s a big difference between written work and their speaking/thought process
- Poor concentration
- Problems with maths
- Hard to tell left from right
- Usually tired from concentrating hard
- Forgets things/forgetful

The symptoms for Adults/College;
They have much the same problems with reading and literacy as they would as children.

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This isn’t actually a type of dyslexia, it is something many believe to be a type of dyslexia but isn’t widely recognised. It is when you have trouble telling left and right or in general a difficulty with direction. This is a common problem with most people that have dyslexia, so although it could be seen as a type of dyslexia, it could also be a symptom.

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This is when you Look at what we see as normal words, as scrambled around. It can be any type of of odd visual experience related to words and numbers. Their brain finds it difficult to remember what the word looks like, so if you have Visual Dyslexia you usually can’t remember what whole words look like.

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If you have Rapid Naming Deficit you have trouble with reading, you can be slower than people your age which can affect comprehension.

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This is when you have problems with both reading or naming speed and sounding out words (phonemic awareness) instead of just one. Children or adults with this type of dyslexia have trouble isolating sounds. And they also can’t quickly name letters and numbers when they see them. This usually adds up to a more severe form of dyslexia that is usually harder to help with.

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Is when you can’t name numbers and letters or words in a row quickly. They can say it, but it takes longer for them- especially in a row. Researchers think that it’s a problem with how fast you process things, which also slows down your reading speed.

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https://www.understood.org/en/learning-attention-issues/child-                learning-disabilities/dyslexia/different-types-of-dyslexia
http://www.dyslexiasupportservices.com.au/dyslexia/dyslexia_signs_symptoms.html
http://www.beatingdyslexia.com/learning-styles.html
https://g.co/kgs/q8qtJN (the dyslexia box in the middle itself is what I mean, it is a google box in the middle of the search and it itself dosent actually have a link or mentioned author)
https://www.understood.org/en/school-learning/partnering-with-childs-school/instructional-strategies/multisensory-instruction-what-you-need-to-know
https://www.understood.org/en/learning-attention-issues/treatments-approaches/treatment-options/treatment-for-kids-with-dyslexia
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/dyslexia/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20353557
https://www.webmd.com/children/dyslexia-treatments

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Here is a video that can show how difficult working can be in school when you have dyslexia. It also shows how people with dyslexia learn and how it can be identified. It even includes a little section on how you have dyslexia.

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Dyslexia Explained | What's It Like Being Dyslexic? | Understand Dyslexia

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Surface Dyslexia, also called visual dyslexia or dyseidetic dyslexia is when it is harder to remember words by sight. People/ kids with this type of dyslexia have trouble with word that don’t sound the way they are spelt such as debt and muscle as well as words with multiple meanings that sound the same like hare, hair and here. They also take longer to recognise common words by sight.

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Is when you have difficulty breaking down parts of the language and matching it to symbols. Most people that have difficulty reading have Phonological Dyslexia.
This is a video introducing the basic idea about Phonological Dyslexia

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What are the different types of dyslexia?

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What are the different types of dyslexia?

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There are no official lists of the different types of dyslexia, but there are different types. The posts with the yellow background are the types mentioned in the question.

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This shows how you would see words or the alphabet in your head and compares how a person with dyslexia would see it. This emphasises the difference between how we would learn or see things.

This is an example of a type of dyslexia called Visual Dyslexia

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Dyslexia is an alternative way of thinking – a learning preference – that affects one in ten New Zealanders, including 70,000 children in school. It is a disorder where you may have difficulty learning to read or interpret words and symbols, you can have trouble spelling and writing, with reading comprehension. Even the name ‘Dyslexia’ literally means difficulty with words, it affects 80% of all those designated as learning disabled.