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Dyslexia is diagnosed in 1 out of every 5 people. It is usually thought to be "the reading and writing disability", but there is much more to it. Dyslexia is caused by weaker brain connections in the visual centers. This causes thoughts to be spread out and incomprehensible. Dyslexics aren't able to understand the differences in the way that people speak and they aren't able to differentiate words with the same amount of phonemes, which are the smallest parts of speech. Dyslexics have trouble decoding words and they mix up words with the same amount of syllables. You don't see dyslexics having speech troubles because they aren't looking at a word, they are just talking about what they know. Dyslexics are actually great public speakers and actors because they focus on their speech, and they aren't looking at anything.
Being dyslexic is hard, especially when you haven't been diagnosed yet. Struggles reading out loud in class cause kids a lot of embarrassment and anxiety. They make little mistakes like switching ds and bs and Ms and Ws. I feel really bad for anyone with dyslexia, especially children in school. I believe that if you are having any  problems like taking longer on homework and tests, if you started talking later than others, and you aren't able to comprehend reading and others speaking, you should get tested. Getting tested won't do you any harm, and then you could get the help you need.
There are many gifts that come with having dyslexia. Dyslexics are great public speakers, because they don't have to read anything. Also they excel entrepreneurship, the arts, architecture, and engineering. If you have dyslexia, use it as an advantage. Everyone's brain works differently in spectacular ways, and you should use yours to it's best ability.

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This video is about the definition of dyslexia and other people's experiences with it. Dyslexia is the inability to read at the child's age range. Many people don't know that their child has dyslexia so trying to teach them can be very challenging. Teachers and parents could always support dyslexic children and get them the help they need. Make the feel safe and supported, and they will work harder and do better. People and children with dyslexia are very hard working and determined because they have to work harder to do things that we take for granted, like read and write.

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Child Dyslexia Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

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Child Dyslexia Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

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This video is about what dyslexia is and what the symptoms are. Dyslexia is a disability where children aren't able to comprehend or read as well as others. They don't understand how words and letters sound. Signs for dyslexia in children are starting to talk later and pronunciation. It also talks about common things that dyslexics have trouble with like letter inversion and mixing up substations (home and house).

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Child Dyslexia  Symptoms, Causes, & Treatments

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What Is Dyslexia? Children with dyslexia have problems processing the information they see when looking at a word. Often a dyslexic child will have trouble connecting the sound made by a specific letter or deciphering the sounds of all the letters together that form a word.

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This video talks about many aspects of dyslexia. It starts of by saying that the common thoughts of dyslexics having trouble seeing is false, and that they actually have trouble comprehending the words that they're seeing. Dyslexics have to break up words in their heads, which is why they are slower at reading. Also, spelling words exactly how they sound is very common. There are also very mild to profound cases of dyslexia, and everyone struggles with different things. Dyslexia is a genetic disease, and it runs through families.

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What is dyslexia? - Kelli Sandman-Hurley

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This video is about the causes and the good parts of dyslexia. He starts off with 1 out of 5 people in the world have dyslexia to show that you aren't alone. Dyslexics are able to see a situation and take pieces from it, and then put them into a narrative that others can't see. Because of this, dyslexics are great at engineering, entrepreneurship, architecture, and arts. Dyslexics use a lot more energy on decoding words and letters than a regular person. In this video, he talks about childhood experiences with dyslexia. He talks about how 35% of dyslexics drop out of school, 50% of people in rehab for abuse are dyslexic, and 70% of juvenile delinquents are dyslexic. He mentions  famous dyslexics like Albert Einstein and Nasa scientists. He believes that dyslexics need to be taught to use their strengths and interests to rise against their struggles and use what they are great at.

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The True Gifts of a Dyslexic Mind | Dean Bragonier | TEDxMarthasVineyard

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Signs of Dyslexia in Primary School Kids

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Signs of Dyslexia in Primary School Kids

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This video is about the signs and symptoms of dyslexia in children. It talks about what issues dyslexics have, like letter- sound relationships, and has a hard time decoding every word. There is also a type of motor dyslexia which causes trouble in simple movements like tying your shoe and holding a pencil. They take a while to do homework and take tests because they have to read everything over multiple times before understanding it.

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Signs of DYSLEXIA in Primary School Kids - FREE ONLINE TEST - Symptoms

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Dyslexia can be identified at the age of 3 when children are learning more and using more language. Dyslexia is not being able to comprehend language, and is not just a not understanding words problem. Dyslexics may have trouble remembering things and requiring language. Dyslexic children have trouble matching letters with their sounds, which will lead to difficulty with taking words apart sound by sound.

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Dyslexia : Basic Information on Dyslexia

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Dyslexia is a learning disability that affects language, speech, grammar and memory, manifesting as early as the ages of 3-5 years old. Obtain general facts about dyslexia from a recognized scholar of dyslexia treatment in this free video on learning disabilities. Expert: Dr. Diane Sawyer Contact: dyslexia.mtsu.edu Bio: Dr. Diane J.

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Dyslexics have great ideas and are great team workers. This video explores many people that did amazing things in our world that are dyslexic. Scientists, entrepreneurs, architects, and film producers are all successful dyslexics. Dyslexic children have the advantage of being able to understand ways other people struggle with.

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What is Dyslexia? - Dyslexic Advantage One Minute Video

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http://DyslexicAdvantage.org Dyslexia Dyslexic Advantage Get the Big Picture of Dyslexia and Dyslexic Advantages in this One minute video from Dyslexic Advantage, one of the world's largest online communities for dyslexia and a 501c3 charitable organization. You can also visit us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/dyslexicadvantage or subscribe to our blog: http://blog.dyslexicadvantage.org Help us caption & translate this video!

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Not everyone has the same type of dyslexia, and some types of dyslexia aren't as severe as others. People with dyslexia have weaker connections in their brains there visual centers. Dyslexia is mostly not being able to understand differences in the ways people talk. Dyslexia is also not being able to understand and differentiate phonemes, which are the smallest parts of speech. This makes words that have the same amount of syllables easy to mix up. Dyslexia is a visual and phoneme-based disorder, but dyslexics still excel at their passions.

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Dyslexia Explained: What's It Like Being Dyslexic?

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Dyslexia Explained: What's It Like Being Dyslexic?

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This video shows a young boy who is dyslexic's thoughts' and life. He struggles in school but doesn't understand how he works so hard but doesn't do well. His teacher nor his mother nor his friends understand what he is going through. His mom decides to get him tested for dyslexia, which shows being positive.

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Dyslexia Explained | What's It Like Being Dyslexic? | Understand Dyslexia

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Dyslexics mix up letters that look similar like b and d. Everyone has a different struggle due to dyslexia, and in some it may be hard to read or write. Although being dyslexic causes its challenges and can never be cured, if you work hard you can overcome some of those challenges.