A child with dyslexia also cannot recall facts like 6 times 7 from memory. Which subtype is suggested?
AWorking memory type
BSpatial skills type
CProcedural type
DSemantic memory type
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Semantic memory type
1. The child has a reading disability and poor fact recall.
2. The semantic memory subtype often coexists with dyslexia and shows poor retrieval from long-term memory.
3. The procedural subtype concerns immature strategies, not fact retrieval.
_Source: Wikipedia, Dyscalculia, Types_
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