... She does have a vision issue that is often associated with convergence insufficiency and other processing disorders. (She is awful at puzzles and I-Spy books.) I have often wondered if she is showing signs of this in her reading. One thing she does is mix the words "here" and "there" and "what" and "that" all the time. And, she cannot read italics very well. But, she is reading so far above her grade level that I think it might be remediating itself anyway.
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Another thing she does is sound out a new word wrong and hold on to that pronunciation forever. This mostly happens with names.
Speaking of clones. All of these, with the last one that drives me bonkers.
Name in story: Gertrude
Him: "Gunther crossed the room."
Me: "It's Gertrude."
Him: "Gertrude."
Me: "Do you see an H in the name?"
Him: "No"
Me: "OK. Go ahead."
Him: "Gunther had crossed the room."
Me: *face palm*
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