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• Murtle Lake looks like a reversed letter'L'with two arms.
• The popular notion of dyslexia is that it makes people reverse letters and words.
• Shaped like a reversed letter " S, " the Grand Canal both bisects and unites Venice.
• They don't necessarily reverse letters or read backward, although that can be a part of the condition.
• Although there is a popular notion that people with dyslexia reverse letters, that in fact, is not the essence of the disorder.
• This term stemmed from Orton's observation that many of the children he worked with tended to reverse letters or transpose their order.
• Noting that many of his students were very bright but had problems reading and reversing letters when they wrote, he created reading classes for these special students.
• Suspected neo-Nazis used the blood of a piglet _ an animal considered unclean by Jews _ to smear a reverse letter D and a pair of 8s at Neustadt, leaving behind the disemboweled piglet.
• In recent years, they and others have discovered that dyslexia, a difficulty in learning to read, is not a visual problem, not a problem that involves reversing letters, but is instead a language problem.
• Symptoms of an immature STNR include : squirming, sitting inappropriately, getting up frequently, losing attention quickly, daydreaming, writing slowly or poorly, reversing letters or numbers, moving clumsily, developing athletic skills slowly.
• Reversed text can use capital letters mixed with lowercase, as opposed to the strict lowercase used by upside-down transformation ( upside-down lowercase and capital letters do not generally align as they would upright, though reversed letters do ).
• "It's usually not a visual processing problem, " such as confusing words by reversing letters, said Sharon Vaughn, director of the reading center at UT . " And it isn't because of IQ . . . . The problem really is more auditory-based because of inadequate experience with reading and language ."