Discussion
Problem in oral reading is a symptom of :
Answer: D
Problems in oral reading are a symptom of being learning disabled.
Dyslexia, the commonest learning disability, shows itself in difficulty decoding written words: slow, hesitant oral reading, omitting, adding or reversing letters and words, losing the place, and poor comprehension, in children of normal intelligence and normal sight and hearing.
Hearing impairment and speech difficulties can affect reading aloud, but their main symptoms lie in hearing and speaking themselves. Physical handicap does not by itself cause reading problems. A specific difficulty with reading is the classic sign of a learning disability.
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