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    Types Of Dyslexia

    Dyslexia - "Word dyslexia is made of the two Greek words, one of them is "dys" it means difficult or poor, and the second one is "lexis" that is, words or speech. That is why; dyslexia refers to a noticeable difficulty in reading or understanding the things. For example, a person having dyslexia may make mistake in reading the word, "dyslexia" as "lysdexia." Dyslexic person reads haltingly and slowly as he or she struggles with the job of reading.
    You can not say that the person is having dyslexia if a person is having a problem in reading because of poor vision, insufficient schooling, mental retardation or a hearing defect. The common estimation is that one of the five children have troubles in reading, but, in actual only two to eight % of them have dyslexia. There are so a lot variation of it.
    Literal Dyslexia:
    Literal Dyslexia is also referred as, "Letter Blindness". In this kind of dyslexia a person has trouble in recognizing letters, matching lower case letters with upper case letters, naming the letters, or toning sounds with associated letters.
    Word Dyslexia:
    In this kind of dyslexia a person might read individual characters of the word, but not the whole word itself, or might read word, but cannot realize the sense of that word. In some cases dyslexics may read and comprehend words partially. A person will be able to read the word, "lice," as, "ice" or as, "like". Some dyslexics can find the solution by moving finger along the word.
    Phonological Dyslexia:
    In this dyslexia, a person faces some troubles in converting characters to their sounds. They can easily read the words that are by now familiar to, but have lot of trouble reading those who are unfamiliar. They also face difficulty in reading a non-word. They sometime tend to misread the actual words as other word that appearance similar.
    Neglect Dyslexia:
    In this dyslexia, a person ignores either the right or the left part of words. And these kinds of troubles are particularly highlighted while reading some long words. For instance, if they asked to read, "cowboy", they read it partially, as “cow” or “boy”.
    Semantic Dyslexia:
    In this type of dyslexia, a person modifications the sense of the word or may mistakenly read a word as they confuse to find the meaning of the given word. For example, they might find in reading, "dog" and misread as "fox" or "cat". At periods they may read, "twist" instead of "twisted" or "buy" instead of "bought."
    Spelling Dyslexia:
    In this type of dyslexia, a person can have a trouble reading every type of words and at periods can have problem recognizing some individual letters. Their speed of reading is very slow and also a little hesitant, mostly on long words. Some dyslexics are likely to read the words by, one character at a time, even though those are very familiar and short.
    Pure Dyslexia:
    In Pure dyslexia commonly known as “Dyslexia Without Dysgraphia”, a person faces trouble in only reading but not while writing. Some faces difficulty doing authored arithmetic, since they have to read the numbers and the text, but they might not have any trouble in doing spoken arithmetic.
    Deep Dyslexia:
    In Deep Dyslexia commonly known as “Dyslexia With Dysgraphia” a person finds a difficulty in writing words and letters, integrating the sounds of letters, grasping word-meanings, and in speaking some unfamiliar, and now and again, even average words.
    So, we can conclude that there are so a lot type of dyslexia. Every type required different kinds of treatments and we should do some careful analysis to aid the reader.

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