Children with specific learning difficulties generally have the following problems:
Weaker concentration and memory
Difficulty in word recognition, spelling, pronunciation, and article comprehension
Difficulty in gross and fine motor coordination, weaker ability in the control of strength, slow in writing and illegible hand-writing
Weakness in visual space recognition, frequent errors in writing or missing strokes, components of characters are out of proportion, uneven distance between words
Weakness in organization of spoken sentences, and comprehension of complex sentences and instructions
Lack of self-confidence and exhibition of behavioral problems