Question

Jennifer has extreme difficulty reading. she has difficulty in matching letters to sounds and difficulty with word recognition and spelling. her eyesight is fine and she does well in other classes that do not involve reading. jennifer would most likely be diagnosed with:

Answer 1

Jennifer is diagnosed with dyslexi.
symptoms:
- difficulty in matching letters, blend them
- reduces ability to recognize word
- spelling can be complex

Answer 2

Jennifer has a language disorder which hinders linguistic communication affecting phonological, semantic and syntactic aspects, in the decoding, comprehension and production of speech. The most common disorder diagnosed in these cases is dyslexia.

Step-by-step explanation:

Jennifer, however, could be diagnosed with phonological dyslexia and superficial dyslexia. Phonological dyslexia is the difficulty in separating sounds from language and relating them to letters, a process that does not completely decode words. Superficial dyslexia hinders the recognition of familiar words, that is, the brain does not automatically decode certain basic words so it is necessary to memorized them in a different way.