SELF-ASSESSMENT (Before Treatment)
Dyslexia Awareness Screening Test
Introduction:
This short screening test helps identify if a person might show early signs of Dyslexia.
It is not a medical diagnosis but a self-assessment tool to encourage awareness and support.
Instructions:
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Answer 15 Yes/No questions honestly.
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Each ‘Yes’ indicates a symptom that may need attention.
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The result will categorize your awareness level as:
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🟥 High Possibility of Dyslexia
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🟧 Moderate Possibility
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🟨 Mild Possibility
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🟩 No Dyslexia Detected
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Reminder:
If your score indicates moderate or high possibility, don’t panic. Consult a teacher, psychologist, or learning specialist for further assessment and guidance.
Quote:
“Knowing your challenge is the beginning of overcoming it.”
DYSLEXIA CARE HAVEN — SELF-ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
💬 Instruction on top of the page: “Answer the following 15 questions honestly. Select ‘Yes’ if the statement applies to you most of the time, and ‘No’ if it does not. This is not a medical test — it’s a simple awareness screening.”
1. Do you often read words or letters in the wrong order?
2. Do you sometimes mix up letters that look similar (like b/d, p/q, or m/n)?
3. Do you find it difficult to spell even familiar words correctly?.
4. Do you have trouble remembering what you just read?
5. Do you read slower than your classmates or friends?
6. Do you often avoid reading aloud in front of others?
7 Do you struggle to copy notes correctly from the board?
8. Do you find it hard to learn new languages or new spellings?
9. Do you sometimes forget the sequence of days, months, or numbers?
10. Do you make mistakes when writing similar-sounding words (like “their/there”)?
11. Do you get confused between left and right directions?
12. Do you feel anxious or embarrassed while reading or writing in public?
13. Do you sometimes skip words or lines while reading a paragraph?
14. Do you find math word-problems difficult even when you know the math part?
15. Does reading or writing for a long time make you feel tired or frustrated?
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Note: This is a preliminary awareness test only. For professional diagnosis, please consult a qualified educational psychologist or special educator.