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AMA: Can you get audio dyslexia?

QUESTION: Can you get Audio Dyslexia? ANSWER: Yes, there is a type of dyslexia that is primarily auditory. It’s called dysphonesia. This relates to difficulty thinking about the sounds in words: what they are, how many there are, and what order they’re in. Dysphonesia will impact your ability to read and spell unfamiliar words because sounding them out will be very difficult and likely inaccurate or inconsistent. Children and adults with this kind of dyslexia may also mispronounce words or use the wrong word sometimes when two words sound similar. Testing for auditory dyslexia should include a variety of measures looking at auditory processing, phonemic awareness, reading, spelling, and listening. Like other forms of dyslexia, the underlying skills — in this case various auditory processing skills — can be developed to improve or eliminate the challenges. -- *Have a question about learning challenges? Speak directly to a learning specialist for free: https://stowellcenter.com/learning-sp... *