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Home » Speech & Literacy Services » Language to Literacy Program » Red Flags to look for in my child

Red Flags to look for in my child

 Does your child……

  • Have difficulty paying attention and listening?
  • Have difficulty asking for help, repetition, or expressing when she does not understand something?
  • Have difficulty following directions or remembering information?
  • Have difficulty staying organized? Is his desk messy? Does he forget homework assignments and books? Does his homework get done, but not make it to his teacher?
  • Have difficulty understanding syllables and sounds in words and understanding what letters correspond to each sound?
  • Have a poor vocabulary or difficulty remembering the meaning of new words?
  • Have a diagnosis of a receptive language disorder, an expressive language disorder, or a central auditory processing disorder?
  • Have difficulty pronouncing words, understanding what he has read, and/or spelling?

If you responded yes to one or more of these questions, the Language to Literacy Program may be able to help!