Another question to the 2E dyslexia parents -
In reading the Dyslexic Advantage, I learned that there is a difference between reversals (b to d) and inversions (u to n). My son does both. Even f to t and sometimes j, m to w (depending on font, plus his name starts with W so he can keep it straight a little bit better than the others) Do your dyslexic kids do this?
I don't remember the exact letters but my ds definitely reversed more than b, d, and I think he inverted u, n, and drew his h's upside down and backwards - but nothing he did was ever consistent - even in the same sentence or word. "f" was also for whatever reason *the* hardest letter in the alphabet for him to learn to recognize and identify. I still to this day wish I could see the world through his eyes because it's a bit of a puzzle to me!
There's more I'd like to add... but I need to go fix dinner - will be back later!
polarbear
