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intrepidity

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8. Wow, that makes so much sense

Reply to nocoincidences (Reply #6)

Thu Feb 25, 2021, 05:26 PM

Feb 2021

Is this an actual diagnostic for dyslexia? Even if just a screen, seems so easy that any teacher who suspects a Dx could administer and then advise parents to followup with MD.

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Brain exercise: Name the colors, don't read the words. [View all] Croney Feb 2021 OP

It would probably be harder with some correct color names Midnightwalk Feb 2021 #1

No,.. magicarpet Feb 2021 #3

Just kidding..... magicarpet Feb 2021 #4

Clockwise and counterclockwise and switch hands. Midnightwalk Feb 2021 #5

That was harder than I thought it would be. blueinredohio Feb 2021 #2

I used to give this test all the time. nocoincidences Feb 2021 #6

Wow, that makes so much sense intrepidity Feb 2021 #8

At my cardiac rehab, the guys sometimes give us PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2021 #7

When you give it as a test it is timed. nocoincidences Feb 2021 #9

Interesting. I didn't know that about diagnosing complex conditions. PoindexterOglethorpe Feb 2021 #10

There are multiple types of dyslexia. nocoincidences Feb 2021 #11

Easy peasy!! Talitha Feb 2021 #12

Are there bonus points for doing them in order? n/t Yavin4 Feb 2021 #13