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Dyslexia is a disability that many americans, and citizens of other countries suffer from everyday. This being true, those same people contain many benefits and qualities that can be found anywhere else. What I'm trying to say is that dyslexia may be a disability, but it has enough positives to even out the negatives. This disability is a way for kids to learn to deal with adversity, and make something they thought was impossible to do, into something better. Adding on to that, dyslexia has displayed every component on how it works to how it affects kids. From the start of dyslexia in general, kids are setback from their peers and classmates in ways that they don't comprehend enough to understand why this happens. People don't understand the causes and effects of this disability, and why these things happen. Overall, this disability is a great way of educating kids and parents about the different learning capabilities kids entitle, and how these capabilities can affect them in the long run.

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Adult diagnosis of ADHD and Dyslexia: A Personal Story. 

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Adult diagnosis of ADHD and Dyslexia: A Personal Story. 

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This video shows a women who has both ADHD, and dyslexia, and it describes how these two disabilities affected her growing up into the person she is now. This video is a powerful way to make a statement to others about how this disability can affect people in a positive and negative way. During this video, this woman talks about how she always struggled in school, and how she had a really hard time when it came to taking tests. These are two sytophecs that are directly related to the two disabilities that this woman has. Overall, this video showed a meaningful point on how dyslexia affects people throughout their entire lives.

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Adult Diagnosis of ADHD, Dyslexia: A Personal Story

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Yimeng had always struggled in school. Reading was a challenge for her, and she had difficulty staying on top of tasks. But it wasn't until she was thriving in graduate school at the School of Visual Arts that she began to suspect that there might be a specific reason for her struggles: undiagnosed learning disabilities.

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This video displays a group of adults without dyslexia going through a simulation as if they did in fact have dyslexia. These adults are getting the experience of what it's like having this disability. This simulation shows adults just how bad some of the struggles are for kids with this disability. This shows that adults aren't fully aware of the trouble that kids experience, and they don't know what it feels like to be "the kid with dyslexia." These adults are slowly becoming aware of these things through this simulation, and it shows them how little they really knew in the past. All in all, this shows people how they should be patient with kids with this disability, and they should be careful with what they say, because they aren't always aware of what they're talking about.

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This is one of five simulations on Dyslexia for a Day. The DVD is also accompanied by a handbook that can be used for professional development or individual use. To order visit us at: http://dyslexiatraininginstitute.org/dyslexia_simulation_kit.html Join us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dyslexiatraining

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This is a short video with a woman who talks about the causes of dyslexia. She goes through the steps of what goes through the mind of a dyslexic child, and explains how they process what's in their head to what they write or read. This video shows the ways that the mind effects dyslexic kids without them realizing until they try to spell the word. This can effect the child in many different ways whether it lowers their self-esteem, or it messes with their brain. Overall, this video is good for people who are newly introduced to this topic, and want to know the main causes of this disability.

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This is a Ted Talk that shows people the gifts of a dyslexic mind. Meaning that even if a child has dyslexia, they have benefits in other ways of learning that are stronger than children without dyslexia. This shows another way of how dyslexia can be a good thing, and how people should embrace it. In this talk, the narrator does a good job of showing how dyslexia is a disability that has many positives to go along with the negatives. Dyslexic minds have a lot of benefits that help the patient learns in different ways than a lot of their peers, and they help children to process information in their own individual way. Lastly, this talk is a good talk for people who are having trouble seeing the positives in dyslexia, and for people who want to know the benefits of this disability so they can embrace them.

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

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This video in an incredible tutorial on how to teach dyslexic kids to write words that they initially have trouble with. This teacher first shows how a kid with dyslexia would see a word, then she shows them different hints to tell them how to make the right word. This video shows kids that even if they have trouble with words, they can still figure out the right word if they work hard, and use the helpful hints. In total, this video is a great way to educate teachers, parents, and children on how they can teach their children with dyslexia to read and write words that they struggle with.

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This is a quick video that explains how parents can help their child or other children that suffer from dyslexia. During the video, the narrator explains that a lot of times parents blame themselves for their child's disability when they should be embracing and encouraging their child to succeed instead. Also, the video displays the time and effort that a parent should put into trying to help their child. Overall, this video shows some of the ways that parents should be using to make their child have a better life with dyslexia.

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How parents can help Dyslexic Child? - Dyslexia Improvements

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Parents, do you blame yourself, be encouraged. Most often parent blames themselves for the learning disabilities of their child or if their child is struggling with school. Watch this video to know what parents can do to help their child(ren) with dyslexia. In this video Michael Clark talks about what parents think.

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In my opinion, dyslexia is a disability that has many positives that should be acknowledged by people. Meaning that even though there are some setbacks in this disability, the benefits should be brought to people's attention in a powerful way. For example, say that a kid with dyslexia has trouble reading certain words. This same kid might be better at pronouncing or writing these words than anyone else in his age group. Overall, dyslexia is a beneficial disability in as many ways as it isn't, therefore it shouldn't be categorized as something bad.

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Throughout this video, different perspectives are shown on this disability, and the narrators are professionals in studying these types of things. This video displays a few people that are truly interested in what this disease is, and how it works. All in all, this video is a great video for anyone who has no idea what dyslexia is, and they are planning on finding out.

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This video is a great way of showing that dyslexia should be looked at in a positive way instead of a negative. This interview shows that dyslexia is something that should be embraced, and something that people look forward to trying to help. This is a good way of getting the message across that there is a solution to this disability, and that people with this disability should be hopeful for the future so they can eventually overcome it. Throughout this video many positives were displayed, and it was a good video to watch for people who are trying to see the positives in this disability.

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Embracing Dyslexia: The Interviews - Susan Barton

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Child Dyslexia Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments. 

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Child Dyslexia Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments. 

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This video shows the different symptoms you see in a child who has dyslexia. It then continues on to talk about what causes this disability, and how to treat it. Overall, this video is a good way of introducing people to this disability and showing them how it can be fixed

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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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What could a Dyslexic look like in the classroom?

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What could a Dyslexic look like in the classroom?

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This video goes from person to person explaining some of the signs of dyslexia in school. It talks about what kids might do differently than kids without it to make it stand out. It also shows some of the clues that a kid doesn't notice what they're doing all the time. This video shows the ways that dyslexia affects kids learning in school, and shows the delays that the kids have to face. In total, this video was a good way of showing how kids with dyslexia encounter problems often in school.

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The Yale Center for Dyslexia & Creativity

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What Could a Dyslexic Look Like in the Classroom?

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Successful dyslexics recall their classroom misadventures.