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REGION XII- SOCCSKSARGEN
DIVISION OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY
READING DIFFICULTIES
ALLAN T. FLORES
Resource Person
PRIMING ACTIVITY
PRIMING ACTIVITY
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the session, the participants will be
able to:
1.) define reading difficulty;
2.) identify various reading difficulties;
3.) discuss causes of reading difficulties and how to
overcome them;
4.) identify common deficiencies in reading; and
5.) suggest activities or strategies to address the
common reading deficiencies.
“Reading is important. If you
know how to read, then the
whole world opens up to you.”
– Barack Obama
WHAT IS READING?
WHAT IS READING?
Symptoms:
1. Problems in sounding out words
2. Difficulty recognizing sounds and the letters that
make up those sounds
3. Poor in spelling
4. Slow in reading
5. Problems in reading out loud with correct expression
6. Problems in understanding what was just read.
CAUSES OF READING DIFFICULTIES
- is a condition
that affects
people’s behavior.
People with ADHD
can seem restless,
may have trouble
concentrating and
may act on
impulse.
DYSLEXIA
- is a learning
impairment
characterized by trouble
reading as a result of the
difficulty in speech
sounds and
understanding how they
link to words and
letters.
DECODING PROBLEMS
DECODING
- is the ability to apply your
knowledge of letter-sound
relationships, including
knowledge of letter
patterns, to correctly
pronounce written words.
COMPREHENSION PROBLEMS
• Mispronunciation
• Omission
• Substitution
• Insertion
• Repetition
• Transposition
• Reversal
HOW READING WORKS
HOW READING WORKS
SUGGESTED ACTIVITIES
MISPRONUNCIATION