Learning Disorders Self Test

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

Does your child having problems with reading or writing? (1)
Does your child have poor spelling skills? (1)
Do you find your child is unable to finish assigned tasks within a specified time limit? (1)
Is your child unable to differentiate between up and down, left or right? (1)
Is your child having trouble remembering names and phone numbers? (1)
Does your child having trouble speaking in front of the class? (1)
Does your child have trouble solving math problems? (1)
Does your child have the tendency to isolate themselves from others? (1)
Is your child having difficulty communicating with their peers or siblings? (1)
Does your child have difficulty focusing or recalling things or events? (1)
Does your child have difficulty organizing their thoughts? (1)
Is your child slow in accomplishing assigned tasks and activities? (1)
Does your child suffer from sleeping difficulties? (1)
Does your child show signs of depression? (1)
Does your child exhibit low self-esteem? (1)
Do you see signs that your child seems to have lost interest in school activities? (1)
Does your child have difficulty comprehending and following simple directions? (1)
Does your child have trouble performing sequencing tasks? (1)
Does your child have difficulty recognizing colors and shapes? (1)
Does your child have difficulty with reading comprehension? (1)
Does your child require an extended time in completing their tasks? (1)
Does your child have any difficulty with their mathematical skills? (1)
Does your child prefer doing tasks by themselves than with classmates? (1)
Does your child have trouble pronouncing words? (1)
Does your child have a short attention span? (1)
Does your child have trouble sequencing the letters of the alphabet? (1)
Does your child experience difficulty in understanding directions, even though they have been repeated over and over again? (1)
Does your child perform poorly in both academics and extracurricular activities? (1)
Does your child have any trouble writing with their hands? (1)
Does your child show difficulty in writing on the board or paper? (1)
Has your child sustained brain injury due to an accident? (1)
Do you have any history of learning disorders in your family? (1)
Does your child show difficulty coping with the academic demands in their school? (1)
Did you smoke and drink alcohol during your pregnancy? (1)
Does your child require assistance when taking down notes or assignments? (1)
Does your child have difficulty with their school work? (1)
Is your child being ridiculed for being slow in accomplishing their school work? (1)
Does your child find any difficulty coping with their lessons in school? (1)
Does your child easily get tired as the amount of their work becomes harder? (1)
Do you find the reading level of your child behind others his age? (1)

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

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Learning Disorders Topics

Related Conditions

	Asperger’s Syndrome – autism, restricted social interaction
	Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder – inattention, impulsiveness, hyperactivity
	Autism – impaired social interaction, impaired communication ability, Asperger’s Syndrome
	Childhood Disintegrative Disorder – delayed development in language, motor skills and social functions, autism, repetitive behavior
	Mental Retardation – sub-average cognitive function, developmental delays, learning disorders
	Rett’s Disorder – pervasive developmental disorder, cognitive impairment, regressing condition

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