A Dyslexia Rap
There is a dyslexic named Richard Branson who is dyslexic and he runs a lot of different companies and preaches note-taking.
Reading, spelling and the dyslexic brain: what the research says and what to do at home this week.
There is a dyslexic named Richard Branson who is dyslexic and he runs a lot of different companies and preaches note-taking.
Problems with identifying speech sounds is one of the staples of the learning challenge called dyslexia.
Tutoring dyslexic kids at home can be a much more effective way to teach them what they need to learn.
Dyslexia impacts around twenty percent of the population and a majority of people are picture thinkers.
There are a lot of great thinkers that have had to deal with dyslexia in their lifetimes.
There are many different dyslexic traits that can be found in people that work with computers as programmers.
When you have dyslexia, there are times when you say the opposite of what you wish to say.
Reading becomes a lot harder when you have dyslexia, but it is important to understand that there are positive ways to deal with it.
Eight to ninety percent of student with learning disabilities struggle with dyslexia and dyslexia is linked to genetics.
The left side of the brain is where we process words and numbers and the right side processes images.