6 games that each test a different learning ability

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Suggests how to make better use of your learning strengths

Explains what difficulties you will experience where you have a weakness

Three different paths up the mountain encourage you to replay games and improve your skills

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Dyslexia is a general term that does not tell you exactly what type of difficulties you have

Each game will test a different learning ability often experienced by dyslexics

Auditory memory is the ability to listen carefully, hold the information in the mind and recall what is heard. A difficulty in processing auditory information can prevent someone understanding what has been said

Dyslexics often have a problem with holding information in their working memory. This means that a task is forgotten as soon as it is undertaken

Dyslexia is often characterised by a slower processing speed. This affects how quickly written work is produced or the speed of response to spoken questions

Sequencing skills are essential for recording information or ideas in the correct order. Many dyslexics have difficulty with sequencing

Some dyslexics have a poor visual memory. An inability to create a clear mental image of a word prevents them from writing it directly from memory

This app will give a snapshot of learning abilities linked to dyslexia. A full assessment should be given by an educational psychologist

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