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What are symtoms of a possible learning dissability?

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Learning disability: Performing in school at lower level than expected for your iq. Difficulty with reading, writing, and doing math. Visual disturbances e.g. Mistaking b for d, or p for q etc. While reading. Auditory perception trouble making it difficult to follow instructions. Anxiety with testing. Severe dislike of school.

Answered 6/28/2013

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Many and varied: Learning disabilities could present with attention, focusing difficulties, poor academic performance, poor self esteem, school/work refusal, anxiety, depression or with no symptoms at all.If your child is falling behind, has difficulty with reading, etc seek help early.

Answered 10/3/2016

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