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3. Confusion triggers disorientation.
   
   
   When dyslexics are confused (or curious) they might mentally look at objects, words, or ideas from many angles. We call this disorientation. Disorientation is part of the natural thinking style of a dyslexic person. This disorientation contributes to creative thinking as well as distraction and distorted perception.



4. When people are disoriented, they can make mistakes.
   
   

Some common mistakes

• Omitting a letter, number or word
• Altering a sequence of letters, numbers or words
• Skipping lines
• Writing illegibly or messily
• Reading, spelling or writing becomes slow and laborious
• "Guessing" at words and spellings

ADD/ADHD Mistakes

• Trouble paying attention
• Tired in school or while reading
• Impulsive
• Easily distracted
• Disorganized
• Problems following instructions
• Difficulty forming/keeping relationships
• Frequent inability to sit still

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