Dyslexia Indonesia

Individuals with Scotopic Sensitivity/Irlen Syndrome may suffer from any of the following: slow reading rate, inefficient reading, poor reading comprehension, inability to do continuous reading, strain and fatigue, difficulty with depth perception, sport performance, and night driving. Scotopic Sensitivity/Irlen Syndrome is not, of itself, a learning difficulty in the accepted sense. Rather it is a complex and variable condition often found to coexist with learning difficulties and can cause specific reading problems.