What other learning difficulty can I write about and this case study?

Or there’s disgraphic. A lot of people who are dyslexic are also disgraphic(myself included). When you disgraphic you have trouble recognizing what you looking at sometimes. Like you stare at something for a min, like say a chair, but your head can’t seen to figure out what your staring at or what to do with it. It also makes it hard to identify people quickly. so if say my girlfriend comes running up and hugs me it takes me a moment to realize whats going on. On the nice side it usually comes with an unusually good memory:) and disgraphics are very logic oriented:) People often mistake disgraphics for being slow mentally but thats not the case. a friend of mine who’s more dicgraphic then me just got a full ride to UT for electrical engineering. He also got a 2100 on the SAT:)

Well it’s unlikely that your theoretical test subject would have this as well as dyslexia since most that have it are more gifted in languages and words/letters in general but it is not often thought of or even watched for in school. I struggled with math and numbers all my life and never knew why till I found out about this. Even teachers seem to be trained to recognize symptoms of dyslexia but not dyscalculia.

(Funny side note to emphasize the point? My spell check recognizes dyslexia but not dyscalculia, not offering any suggestions for it.)

Here’s a website that you can read more about it.

http://www.dyscalculia.org/