Learn Everything You Need To Know About Dyslexia And How You Can Help Your Child Succeed... Without Going Crazy. Get an Instant Crash Course in Dyslexia For Yourself Or Your Child. This Guide Explains What Dyslexia Is, How It Impacts Your Child's Life and How to Help Him Or Her. Dyslexia is an extremely common learning disability with about three times as many children and adults affected as there are who have learning difficulties such as dyspraxia. But most people don't know much about it, so that's why I've written this book. Did you know there is an estimated 6 million people in the United States alone who struggle with dyslexia? That's not bad considering dyslexia is a learning disability that affects your ability to process and understand written language. Many dyslexic people are also dyspraxic-that means they struggle with motor coordination. In fact, there are more than three hundred known symptoms associated with dyslexia and dyspraxia. Most people who suffer from dyslexia are not aware that they have it. This is understandable. Dyslexia is such an umbrella term used to describe a group of related learning difficulties that it's easy to mistake other conditions for it. Even the term dyslexia has been replaced by "learning difficulty", which can make some people think there is only one type of problem that causes dyslexia. Dyslexia is not an uncommon learning difficulty. Although some people are born with this condition, it usually appears during childhood. Some people are naturally gifted readers. They can read fluently. For others, however, the struggle to read is difficult. The majority of children with dyslexia have average intelligence. They may have problems with language processing, word recognition and spelling. It is often hard to differentiate between dyslexia and other disorders such as attention deficit disorder (ADD) or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Dyslexia is often identified through tests of reading and writing. Many people with dyslexia do not have noticeable problems at school. However, in many cases, dyslexia interferes with learning. It is often not diagnosed until later in life, when the person faces challenges at work, in personal relationships or in social situations. Dyslexia affects about 10% of people worldwide. Dyslexia is not the same as illiteracy. Literacy is the ability to read, write and spell. It is not the same as intelligence. Many people with dyslexia can be successful at work and life. The majority of people who claim to have dyslexia don't know anything about it. In fact, many people who suffer from it believe they are the only ones in the world who struggle with learning. In this book, I reveal the truth about dyslexia, and show why it's a condition that people should be aware of if they're or their kids are struggling with reading and writing, among several other dyslexia syptoms. Get Your Copy Now!