What is the difference between dysphasia and aphasia?

Answer 1

A dyslexic brain has the main impairment of the (LEFT temporal lobe).

A dyspraxic brain has the main impairment of the cerebellums,
(the cerebellums are left out of sync and is usually the left one that is weakest)
(leaving the left side of the body's movements out of sync with the right side)

Similarities:
both dyslexia and dyspraxia are associated with problems in the following:

• reading/writing/and speech
• both will have problems getting ideas out of there brain and onto paper
• both affect fine motor skills
• both have problems with hand to eye co-ordination
• both struggle when interpreting left and right in day to day situation's (may cause a child/adult to write some numbers and letters backward common examples (3, E, B, D, F, S, P)
• both affect the speed in which we learn and improve
• both also do not mean you will never be able to write properly or read properly as they are only learning difficulty's
• both can also have short attention spans (more so in dyspraxia)
• dyslexic's do not have the same amount of problems with fine motor skill's that dyspraxic's do.
• dyspraxia also affects gross motor skill IE. running, walking ,riding a bike ,hitting a ball with a bat EXT.(dyslexia doesn't or very little if any).
• dyspraxic's tend to have erratic emotions (usually uncontrollable).
• 70% more dyspraxic's have sleeping problems.
• dyspraxic's can have problems with constantly over anylising things.
• unlike dyslexic's dyspraxic's can have extreme feeling of (anxious, lonely, withdrawn, and can be easily confused by every day situations)
• dyspraxics can also have very poor spatial awareness
• also dyspraxic's may have problems socialising (can feel most alone when in a group over 5 people upwards).

Answer 2

Autism Spectrum Disorders are a range of neurological disorders that most markedly involve some degree of difficulty with communication and interpersonal relationships, as well as obsessions and repetitive behaviours while dyslexia is a neurological disorder that interferes with the acquisition of processing language, specifically in reading, writing, spelling, and handwriting.

Answer 3

Dysphagia is difficulty swallowing during one or more of the 3 swallowing phases. Dysphasia is impairment of speech and verbal comprehension, often associated with brain injury.

Answer 4

Dislexia affects both writing and reading.

Answer 5

One makes it hard to digest; the other makes it hard to read

Answer 6

dysphasia = difficulty speaking; impairment of speech and verbal comprehension

aphasia = partial or total loss of the ability to speak

Answer 7

Autism is a disorder in which there are a number of impairments, social skills being one of the most obvious.

Answer 8

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