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Subject: Difficulty following instructions or just being a busy boy?


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Lisa Deane
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Date Posted: 13:18:01 09/06/12 Thu

Ive had my suspicions about my youngest son being dyslexic after one of his teachers mentioned it to me - she has since left the school... so among other things, I thought I would see if he could follow a 3 step instruction. Every time he would forget one of the instructions or do the last one first. But my son who is now soon to be 8, has always been a very busy, on the go child, rushing to do one thing so he can get the next, so how do you know if he's just doing that rushing/not really listening in the first place, or that he has genuinely has difficulty with sequencing and memory skills?

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