Muhammad Haziq Lim Abdullah
Abstract
Dyslexia is a language-based learning disability resulting in people experiencing difficulties in reading, spelling, writing and speaking due to inability to differentiate sound components. These problems are sometimes accompanied by short-term memory difficulties, a lack of organizational skills and time management issues which all have an impact on learning. Dyslexia can occur regardless of age groups and in some cases; dyslexics may have higher IQ level compare to others.
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Index Terms
- MyLexics: an assistive courseware for Dyslexic children to learn basic Malay language
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