21.   The finding supports a theory linking dyslexia and other reading problems to distorted visual perception.

22.   Unable to associate sounds with letters, the children develop reading problems.

23.   When one boy with reading problems began to make obvious progress earlier in the year, Ms. Rodriguez and her students celebrated him as something of a champion.

24.   While reading problems like dyslexia are the most common, the disorders may also affect writing, speaking or mathematical ability.

25.   Callers generally ask about reading problems, testing, learning difficulties, safety concerns, school discipline and entry to kindergarten.

26.   In it, he proposed to screen kindergartners at risk for signs of reading problems and similar learning disabilities.

27.   The best readers are improving but children with reading problems are doing worse than ever.