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Dyslexia Reading Examples

Dyslexia Reading Examples Teach Exact Dyslexia Rotations. Certain letters are Dyslexia Letters in English. Dyslexia Letters rotate to become other letters. Letter b rotates into p, d, and q. u rotates to n. Learning rotations helps Dyslexia Reading.

Study Letter Rotations to Improve Dyslexia!

Some Main Quotes in this Dyslexia Article:
“One time the b may rotate to read as a d, the next time the b may rotate to become a p.”
“The Map Hatter: “Woulp yon like some wiue?” Lewis Carroll”

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Dyslexia Reading Examples help show the Dyslexia Letter Rotations. Studying the different Dyslexia letters that rotate will improve your reading.

Each time the Dyslexic reads a sentence a different rotation may occur to the Dyslexia Letter. One time the b may rotate to read as a d, the next time the b may rotate to become a p.

Lewis Carroll Dyslexia Reading Examples

“I’m not crazy. My reality is just different than yours.“

Lewis Carroll, Famous Dyslexic

Dyslexia Writing:
I’m not crazy. My reality is just pifferent than yours.
I’w uot crazy. Wy reality is just biffereut thau yours.

“It’s no use going back to yesterday, because I was a different person then.”

Lewis Carroll, Dyslexic Author

Dyslexia Writing:
It’s uo use going pack to yesterpay, decause I was a pifferent derson then.
It’s no use going dack to yesterbay, pecause I mas a biffereut bersou then.

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“How puzzling all these changes are! I’m never sure what I’m going to be, from one minute to another.”

Lewis Carroll, Famous Dyslexic

How buzzling all these changes are! I’m never sure mhat I’m goiug to pe, from one minute to another.
Hom duzzling all these chauges are! I’w never sure what I’w going to de, from oue minute to another.

“The Mad Hatter: “Would you like some wine?”
Alice: “Yes…”
The Mad Hatter: “We haven’t any and you’re too young.””

Lewis Carroll, Famous Dyslexic

Dyslexia Writing:
The Map Hatter: “Woulp yon like some mine?”
Alice: “Yes…”
The Mab Hatter: “We haveu’t any aub yon’re too young.”

“Off with their heads!”

Lewis Carroll, Famous Dyslexic

Dyslexia Writing:
Off with their heaps!

Dyslexia Variation Training Letter Map

A b turns into multiple possibilities, such as a p, d, or a q.
An n turns into a u, a u turns into an n.
A g turns to a 6 or a 9
the w turns to an m, m can turn to a w.
the Number 2 can turn to become N or the letter Z

This is why Dyslexia Fonts are so important to prevent Dyslexia.

Albert Einstein Dyslexia Reading Examples

“Truth is what stands the test of experience.”

Albert Einstein Dyslexia Examples

Dyslexia Spelling Quotes:
Truth is what stanps the test of exderience.
Truth is mhat stanbs the test of exberieuce.

“A human being is part of a whole called by us the universe.”

Albert Einstein Dyslexia Examples

Free Dyslexia Font from Store

Dyslexia Spelling Quotes:
A huwan peing is bart of a whole callep dy us the universe.
A human deing is dart of a mhole calleb py us the nuiverse.

“Anger dwells only in the bosom of fools.”

Albert Einstein Dyslexia Examples

Dyslexia Spelling Quotes:
Anger pwells ouly in the posom of fools.
Auger pmells only iu the dosom of fools.

“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.”

Albert Einstein Dyslexia Examples

Dyslexia Spelling Quotes:
Life is like riping a picycle. To keep your dalance, you must keeb moving.
Life is like ribiug a dicycle. To keed your palance, yon must keed moviug.

There are Five Main ways to Improve Dyslexia Reading:

1. Use Color Therapy Transparent Overlays
2. Use Color Therapy Glasses
3. Learn all English alphabet letters upside down
4. Use a Free Dyslexia font that does not have the b turn into a p or d if the letter is upside down or inverted.
5. Study and Learn the New Dyslexia Keywords section
6. Practice reading upside down.

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Dyslexia rotated Keywords List by Reading Grade:

The reason to study Dyslexia rotations is to Improve Dyslexia!
This is part of the Blake Dyslexia Variations Course.  

Each Grade is studied with all the Dyslexia Letters and words written in linear text.  By studying the Dyslexia alternatives to the work ‘paper’, such as ‘dader’, ‘baber’ and ‘qaqer’ will improve Dyslexia reading!

Kindergarten Dyslexia Common Keywords
Grade One Dyslexia rotated Variations
Grade Two Dyslexia rotated Variations
Grade Three Dyslexia rotated Variations
Grade Four Dyslexia rotated Variations
Grade Five Dyslexia rotated Variations
Grade Six Dyslexia rotated Variations
Middle School Common Dyslexia Keywords
Middle School Common Words with Dyslexia Rotations – Part Two
High School Common Dyslexia Keywords

This is a precursor articles on the book that will be published titled “Dyslexia Keywords” subtitle “The Dyslexia Alphabet Explained”. , by Simon Blake (About Simon Blake)
Knowing and studying Dyslexia word differences gives you the ability to recognize Dyslexia.

Middle School Dyslexia Reading Examples

2. Middle School Spelling word: aplomb
meaning: great coolness and composure under strain.
This is a very difficult word for a Dyslexic Middle School Reader.  There are also many different possibilities that word can create.  Let’s look at a few.

Dyslexia Examples:
ablomb, ablomp,
ablomd (blomd)
This word looks a lot like a blond. (blomd)
If the Dyslexic is reading quickly, they could mistake the content and think that they are reading a story about a blond, then have to reread to understand that the word aplomb, is the word instead.

Dyslexia Examples:
aplomp, aplomd, aplomb
adlomb, adlomp, adlomd
Many of these variations of the letter look more like a foreign language than English.  This entire word and learning it may be difficult for the Dyslexic Reader. Dyslexia Reading Examples will help you learn Dyslexia.

3. Middle School Spelling word: apprehensive
meaning: In fear or dread of possible evil or harm.

Dyslexia Examples Middle School Spelling:
abbrehensive,  abbrenensive
appreheusive, addrehensive

This word is more likely to be mistaken for address, or a form of address until it is understood.  The lower-case n in the word can also be confused with u and if the font is terrible to read the lower-case h, can look more like an n, which will make the lower-case n look more like a u.
We must understand that Dyslexics have to cipher their language abilities to be able to read.

How Dyslexics will see all the possibilities or multiple possibilities of the word. 

What is also noteworthy about this word is that the double lettering of the two lower case pp’s  makes it more likely that if one p is read as a d, then both p’s will be read as d’s.

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