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Colorado Family Reading Study: An Overview

Reading disability is an important public health problem because of its relatively high prevalence rate among school-age children and young adults. Although estimates of the prevalence rate vary widely across different studies, typical estimates are in the range of 5% to 10%. Almost all studies, however, indicate that boys are at higher risk for the disorder than girls, with sex ratios of three or four to one being commonly reported.