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Handy health guide to dyslexia handy health guides paperback september 1 2013 by alvin silverstein silverstein author 50 out of 5 stars 1 rating. See more handy health guides handy health guide to dys email to friends share on facebook opens in a new window or people who viewed this item also viewed showing slide 1 of 1 carousel handy health guide to dyslexia by virginia silverstein 449 free shipping forecast from stonehenge paperback r a montgomery 536 free . Diagnosed with dyslexia some types of dyslexia may decrease in severity as a child ages identification of dyslexia may be difficult to make as a parent or classroom teacher parents and teachers can become aware of some signs and symptoms of dyslexia possibly warranting an evaluation by a health professional take note of the following. Dyslexia is a learning disability this means it affects ones ability to adequately learn process and retain information dyslexia specifically causes problems in spelling reading and writing by affecting word recognition reading comprehension phonological awareness and recognition and decoding of words. Dyslexia can be inherited dyslexia is not a visual perception problem dyslexia and social status are not related dyslexia is of genetic origin it is not caused by poverty poor access to education or environmental negligence however these factors may aggravate the effects of dyslexia and can have a negative impact on employability