What would it be like if we challenged the image that people have of dyslexia? One artist has done just that, and aims to show that dyslexics can be creative. This video spotlights a 20-year-old man who can’t read or write, but sees it as an advantage when it comes to his art. Because of that, he doesn’t see his dyslexia as an illness. His work has since been used as a campaign for awareness about the strengths dyslexics have.
Dyslexics have potential that people usually ignore. The dyslexics in this video experienced discrimination in school because of their inability to fit in the school’s standards of learning. However, they all agree that they are creative and not unintelligent, like how dyslexia is often perceived. It’s important to remember that dyslexia is not a problem, just a difference, and a lot of creative energy can come out of it.
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Key takeaways
- This is a campaign to create an awareness about the potential or strengths of being dyslexic and not only as a learning disability.
- Dyslexia is not a problem, its a difference and a lot of creative energy can come out of it.
- Dyslexics deal with experiences in school where they experience discrimination because of their inability to fit in the school's standards of learning.
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