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The source for information about visual dyslexia, what it is , what to do about it, and how to tell if visual dyslexia is co-existing with dyslexia.
Reading problems from difficulty seeing text in a sharp, focused, uniform and stable manner causing slow ,inaccurate reading with poor comprehension is called visual dyslexia. There are an assortment of visual dyslexia problems that are specific to the individual.
Most adult visual dyslexics can describe their visual problems that make reading difficult .
If you can describe the visual problem/s that make reading difficult the See Right Dyslexia Glasses will remove the described visual problem/s.
It is often not as obvious with children.
Children often assume whatever they see is normal but when asked about how they see the page may describe visual problems if they have them.
If without asking leading questions, your child describes problems seeing the letters or words on a page he or she is likely to have visual dyslexia and benefit from the See Right Dyslexia Glasses.
Visual dyslexia and dyslexia may co-exist. Adults with co-existing visual dyslexia and dyslexia with language and auditory processing problems will often be aware of having both types of problems.
Children with visual dyslexia and co-existing dyslexia problems can add uncertainty to the question of what type of help is needed.
That uncertainty is one reason why the See Right Dyslexia Glasses have a money back guarantee.
One Indication of Visual Dyslexia In Children
For children an evaluation of fluency with increasing text size often helps to show the difference between visual dyslexia and dyslexia
Many visual dyslexics show increasing fluency with increasing text size . The visual problems don't go away with larger text but the negative effect on reading is often less.
For visual problems where parts of the text are missing , at increased text size the percentage of obscured text will be reduced so more of the letters and words are visible to be read . Here is a representation of a fairly common visual dyslexia problem where visual noise is described as being similar to television snow.
Vibrating text at a larger size will eventually have a solid core to the text with only the edges moving.
Visual dyslexics that increase speed, accuracy and fluency with increased text size will have even better results with the See Right Dyslexia Glasses.
Because the glasses remove the source of the visual problems, reading normal size text becomes clear, focused, sharp, uniform and stable.
Pleasure reading becomes possible with the increase in reading speed ,accuracy and comprehension that happens naturally when the See Right Dyslexia Glasses eliminate your visual problems .
The majority of dyslexics have language and auditory processing problems that are not helped by increasing text size because their problems aren't visual. Increasing text size has no effect for dyslexics without visual problems and they can not expect to benefit from these visual dyslexia glasses.
Those with co-existing visual and language processing problems will generally show improvements with fluency as font size increases and level off at the below average fluency caused by the remaining influence of non visual problems. Often these dyslexics are better able to evaluate their visual needs after reading larger size text.
People with visual dyslexia problems so severe that increasing the text size does not result in improved fluency are almost always aware of and can describe their visual problems . These visual dyslexics will see the most dramatic improvements with the glasses.
See Right Dyslexia Glasses are available in adult and child sizes and sold only from the www.dyslexiaglasses.com store .
