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After completing this project, I think I cleared up some of the misconceptions surrounding Dyslexia. First off, it is generally assumed that this doesn't affect many people, but that is simply not true. I learned that Dyslexia impacts about 1 and 5 people, and that it is likely to run in families. It is also generally assumed that when someone has Dyslexia, there is something wrong with the way their brain functions, but that is not the case either. People who have Dyslexia just have brains that work differently, not worse than other people's. Something that I found interesting was that Dyslexia impacts everyone differently, and that people can display different symptoms of Dyslexia. I chose this topic because reading is something I really enjoy, and I wanted to learn  about people who find it more difficult and what their experience is like.

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VIDEO #6: General Information on Dyslexia

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VIDEO #6: General Information on Dyslexia

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I really liked this video, it explains how dyslexia is different for each person. I think it clarifies that it is not anything wrong with the brain, just that the brain is used differently. Furthermore it touches upon some statistics about dyslexia, as well as some people who have dyslexia who are able to be very successful.

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Dyslexia | How Do Dyslexics Learn? | Think How You Learn

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This video uses animation to describe what dyslexia is. It does a really great job explaining that Dyslexia is just a different way of thinking, and that people with Dyslexia are also some of the greatest thinkers all over the world. It also talks about the strengths that come with being Dyslexic.

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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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Using the analogy of highways as pathways in the brain, this 1 minute video talks about how a person with dyslexia's brain works.

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VIDEO #4: Parent Experience of Children with Dyslexia

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VIDEO #4: Parent Experience of Children with Dyslexia

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This video is an interview of a mother with three children. She talks about how only after her children had essentially grown up did she hear about dyslexia. As a mother, when she would try and read with her daughters she found that they were struggling and it turned out that they were all dyslexic. She also included the fact that today they are doing great things, and were able to overcome this and use it to their advantage. Furthermore she says her husband was also dyslexic. This was mentioned in some of the other videos as well but it was interesting to find out that it ran in families. The purpose of this video was for this mother to spread awareness about Dyslexia to those who did not know much about it, as well as share her experience surrounding Dyslexia.

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What is Dyslexia? - An Interview with Sylvia Stein, Founder of StickTogether

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This video is done by some celebrities with dyslexia. They talk about what being dyslexic meant to them when they were young and answer some questions about dyslexia. I think it was super interesting to take it from the perspective of celebrities because it shows just how impactful this can be, and how it can affect  anyone. I also think it's important to point out that even with dyslexia, they were able to follow their dreams and be successful, which supports the idea that Dyslexia isn't bad, it's just a different way of thinking.

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Piper, a teenager with dyslexia, talks about how this has challenged her throughout her childhood, as well as how she was able to overcome it to find her passion. It was interesting to hear a firsthand perspective about it, especially about the treatment she received from others just because she had dyslexia.

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Overcoming Dyslexia, Finding Passion: Piper Otterbein at TEDxYouth@CEHS

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Piper Otterbein is a senior at Cape Elizabeth High School. Piper was born in New York, but she has lived in Cape Elizabeth for the past eleven years. When Piper was in first grade, she was diagnosed with a learning disability.

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This video was really interesting  in comparison to some of the others because it focused on the signs of dyslexia, and how those signs varied based on age. One of the key takeaways was how not everyone experiences dyslexia the same way.

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This video looks at some children's personal experiences with dyslexia. They talk about how it has affected their learning, what they struggle doing versus what they do really well at. They look at a variety of ages of children in this video which helps create a clearer picture of the impact of dyslexia on children's lives and capability to learn.

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First they create a situation for the audience which shows how people with Dyslexia see things. I thought that this was a really great way to gain a deeper understanding of hat Dyslexia is like. Then, they talk about how the brain works with Dyslexia, like many of the other videos. They also incorporate a lot of different statistics about dyslexia in the video.

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What is dyslexia? - Kelli Sandman-Hurley

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VIDEO #9 How People Should View Dyslexia

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VIDEO #9 How People Should View Dyslexia

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This video talks about how people's brains are individual and specific to them. They talk about how people with Dyslexia just have a brain that works another way, explaining they just have different strengths and weaknesses than we do. They also point out how everyone with dyslexia is different.