Should i worry!!??🤔

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I have a 6 year old son who keeps wanting to read things from right to left is this normal or is it somethig more je keeps writing some letter backwards what should i do and how to correct this the best way without him fieling like hese wrong?

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As a Special Education Assistant with many years in a kindergarten class I can say that this is VERY common. It does not mean your child has dyslexia, however his teacher will be keeping an eye on it and will discuss it with you if worried. Don't stress! :)

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There's a possibility of dyslexia. If you're really worried I would talk to his dr and see what they think about testing him.

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I would keep an eye on it, but it sounds like he's just still learning concept of print.

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It's natural I did that when I was a kid we first wrote the opposite way but they changed it for deep programming reasons and old spirits are coming through new body's so there minds think more organically . They will try to call it dyslexia of course that's just so they can have a name for it and make your child feel stupid for being smart but it will fade as he grows up but it's a every day struggle no matter what you do but its nothing wrong with that dyslexic kids are some of the smartest and most creative kids there are . Just don't try to get treatment for it , that's so they can make money off you and may really harm your child in the long run

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Learn Arabic or Hebrew together? They are both languages read right to left.

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Could be Dyslexia, or it could be little one is still trying to grasp the concept. Keep an eye on it, his teacher will keep an eye on it, and if the teacher is concerned she may say something. Teachers are trained to know what certain things look like

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When my son was 4 yrs old, he used to write his name the right way and then backwards on the same paper. I just corrected him every time and he has dropped that habit. I think it is normal for kids to do that though.

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I wouldnt take it as a concern quite yet but if your worried maybe try those activitie books with the dotted words and letters. Even if it is dyslexia with hard work most kids can learn to live with it. I have it, just lots of tools i taught myself over the years to deal with it

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My daughter was like that I asked the school they said that when they first start learning they do that but keep an eye on it if it keeps up maybe get him evaluated to see if he does have something wrong

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