decoding difficulties

How are Decoding Difficulties Diagnosed?

The diagnosis of decoding difficulties typically involves a multi-step process:
Observation: Teachers and parents might notice signs of reading issues.
Screening Tests: Initial assessments to identify potential problems.
Formal Evaluation: Comprehensive tests conducted by educational psychologists or specialized reading specialists.

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