Static Reversal

Static Reversal

A static reversal is when the student writes the letter as a mirror image of a single letter.

Static reversals happen when the child is confused on the proper orientation of the letter or the order of letters in a word. Knowing these issues with students helps teachers to help them with directionality.
https://ilslearningcorner.com/2016-07-reversals-why-my-child-cant-grasp-letter-and-number-reversals-b-d-6-9-not-always-dyslexia/
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