POSSIBLE EDUCATIONAL SYMPTOMS
OF KLINEFELTER SYNDROME

This grouping of educational symptoms potentially could occur.  You are welcome to place a checkmark besides the ones you feel are relevant to you or your son, depending on who has this condition and then print this form out.  This may be a helpful guide to give to a teacher or educational professional who may be assisting you and/or your son.  Another useful guide for teachers and education can be found on the Klinefelter Syndrome Association UK's website in the education section.

General Difficulties:
Unsuccessful Test Taking
Difficulty with Writing Details
Poor Organizational Skills
Poor Management of Timed Activities
Slower to Complete Tasks
Easily Frustrated
Difficulty Employing Problem Solving
      Strategies
Decreased Mathematical Ability


 Social Skills:
Low Self Esteem
Interprets Words Literally
Anxiety
Forgetful
Rigid
Short Temper
Perfectionist
Feels Like a Failure
Bullied 		Reading Difficulties:
Comprehension
Difficulty with Recall
Retaining Information
Poor Short Term Memory

Attention Problems:
Short attention span
Needs Instruction Repeated
Concentration issues
Auditory Processing and Memory Problems
Gross Motor:
Poor Athletic Performance
Balance Issues 		Language Problems:
Poor Communicator
Language Processing
 Difficulty Expressing Thought
 		Fine Motor:
Poor Handwriting




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Last updated on October 6, 2008