Chirchik state pedagogical institute of tashkent region the faculty of humanitarian subjects

Common Signs

How can you tell if your son or daughter is suffering from one of these common reading problems? One way to determine there may be a problem is if they have poorly developed communication or motor skills. If your child is old enough to enter preschool and has issues with communication skills this may indicate, they will have difficulty learning to read. A kindergarten age child with poor motor skills is another indicator that there may be a larger problem. Other common signs include:

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  Inability to pay attention
  
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  Lack of focus
  
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  Easily distracted
  
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  Ask others to repeat information frequently
  
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  Is often seen squinting or has trouble seeing things at a distance
  

If you see these issues coupled with poor communication or motor skills, you may want to take steps to have your son or daughter seen by a professional.

Solutions

The first step you may want to take is to have your child seen by their physician. Your child’s doctor can help eliminate common problems such as hearing loss or poor vision. They will also be able to refer you to a specialist if further tests are required to diagnose the main cause of your child’s reading problems.
If your child is diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, Dyslexia or an auditory processing disorder a specialist may recommend remedial reading help. This support will assist your son or daughter to develop the skills necessary to understand the building blocks of reading, such as phonetics, vocabulary and decoding aids. There is also reading software available for parents and teachers so that you can take part in getting your child back on track to academic success.
Sound Reading Online is the perfect reading program to bring into your home. Sound Reading Online teaches your child the fundamentals of reading and improves any reading difficulties they may be facing through our brain friendly teaching methods. Watch your child solve mysteries through fun games and activities, all while developing sound reading skills.