"reading disorder" is a perfectly valid term to use in written English.
You might use it in a sentence such as: "My son has been diagnosed with a reading disorder."
Many with the reading disorder did not want their diagnosis dropped, and it will not be.
Dyslexia, a reading disorder, is described as the most common learning disability, affecting 5percentto15percentcent of children.
For many years, dyslexia was viewed simply as a reading disorder, rather than a multi-faceted neurological condition that can combine auditory, visual and memory-based language difficulties.
She has dyslexia, a reading disorder that was not diagnosed until she was 29 years old, and she never finished high school.
As Warner notes, valid research shows that the most common reading disorder, dyslexia, is caused by problems with language processing, memory and attention, not with the eyes or visual system.
7 P.M. (HBO) THE BIG PICTURE: RETHINKING DYSLEXIA (2012) James Redford examines dyslexia through the stories of people with this developmental reading disorder, including his son, Dylan; the investment pioneer Charles Schwab; the business magnate Richard Branson; the lawyer David Boies; and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom of California.
Margaret Byrd Rawson, an educator, researcher and author who spent some 70 years identifying and treating reading disorders, died on Nov. 25 at her home near Frederick, Md. She was 102.
Levebee is launching today at TechCrunch Disrupt Europe to improve reading comprehension through games and exercises to help with reading disorders including dyslexia in children.
My mother developed a time-limited practice dealing with delinquent children and middle class kids with severe reading disorders.
Adults and school-aged children with reading disorders, however, struggle to pick up on these rhythmic patterns.
The work also suggests that interventions for reading disorders such as dyslexia may need to be modified for various languages.
