Dyslexia Self Test

The Dyslexia Self Test is a quick and easy way to test yourself for Dyslexia. Once you know your Dyslexia Self Test results, we'll help you take appropriate steps.

Is your child having difficulty reading or writing? (1)
Is your child showing poor spelling skills? (1)
Can they finish their assignment and tests within the allotted time limit? (1)
Can they distinguish between up and down, left or right? (1)
Do they have difficulty recalling names and phone numbers? (1)
Are they having a hard time speaking in front of the class? (1)
Are they having difficulty solving math problems? (1)
Do you see them withdrawing themselves from others? (1)
Was there a point in your child’s life that they feel detached or isolated from thier environment? (1)
Are they having a hard time interacting with their peers or siblings? (1)
Do they have problems concentrating or remembering things or events? (1)
Is your child having difficulty organizing their thoughts? (1)
Are they slow in completing assigned tasks and activities? (1)
Are they unable to sleep or only sleep a little? (1)
Do they show signs of depression? (1)
Do they have low self-esteem? (1)
Do they show disinterest for school activities? (1)
Do they have difficulty understanding and following simple instructions? (1)
Can they perform tasks requiring sequencing? (1)
Do they have difficulty identifying colors and shapes? (1)
Can they easily understand what they are reading? (1)
Do they need a longer time in performing their tasks? (1)
Are they having difficulty with their mathematical skills? (1)
Would they prefer doing tasks on their own than with classmates? (1)
Are they having a difficult time pronouncing words? (1)
Does your child feel that they are stupid or worthless? (1)
Is your child having difficulty following instructions that have been repeated over and over again? (1)
Are they performing poorly in both academics and extracurricular activities? (1)
Is your child having difficulty writing with their hand? (1)
Can they copy the instructions written on the board or paper with ease? (1)
Did your child suffer from brain injuries or accidents in any point in their lives? (1)
Does your family have a history of dyslexia or any learning disability? (1)
Can they cope with the academic demands of their school? (1)
Was your child born prematurely? (1)
Do they require assistance when taking down notes or assignments? (1)
Are they doing well with their school work? (1)
Are they being ridiculed at school for being slow in picking up the lessons? (1)
Does your child have low self-confidence? (1)
Do they easily get tired as the amount of their work becomes harder? (1)
Is there reading level comparable with the others? (1)

Enter the sum of the numbers in parentheses next to each question you answered "Yes" to:

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	Asperger's Syndrome – restricted social interaction, autism, learning difficulty
	Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder – inattention, hyperactivity, difficulty to concentrate
	Mental Retardation – below normal mental ability, difficulty in learning, dysfunctional adaptive ability

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