Discussion
When student makes mistakes in spellings, especially omits letter in words or changes their place e.g. 'pat' instead of "tap', or 'felt, as left' or writes numbers wrong e.g., '12' as '2l', the child is having:
Answer: C
A child who leaves out letters, changes their place, or writes numbers wrongly (12 as 21) has a learning disability, specifically dyslexia and dysgraphia, that is not due to a lack of intelligence. It is not a physical, mental or speech disability. The answer is option C.
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