In what way might developmental dyslexia manifest in a child's behavior during games?

Developmental dyslexia often impacts a child's ability to process written information, which can extend to difficulties with managing instructions, following rules, or understanding the flow of a game. As a result, a child with dyslexia may struggle with tasks that require sustained attention and comprehension, leading to frustration. This frustration can manifest as an inability to stick with a game, as they may become overwhelmed or lose interest when faced with challenges related to reading or understanding the game's mechanics.

In contexts like games where reading instructions or strategizing based on the rules is crucial, these difficulties can make it hard for a child to remain engaged. The constant need to decode information or process it differently than their peers can lead to a lack of perseverance, ultimately affecting their willingness to participate fully or for prolonged periods.