https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692 By:Juliette Sinor en-us 2017-11-13 13:35:29 UTC 2023-01-29 23:02:40 UTC hello@padlet.com 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/206221615 People with dyslexia see the same words as everyone else. Most people think that people with this disorder see certain words backwards, but that is not true. The issue is, they struggle with manipulating words. Dyslexia can vary in severity, and it can also run in family.]]> 2017-11-13 13:50:17 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/206221615 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/206723472 20% of the population has dyslexia. People with dyslexia excel in entrepreneurship, engineering, architecture, and the arts. The have an extremely tough time with phonetic decoding. This is the ability to identify a word and create a sound of it. When dyslexic people are introduced to the subject of reading, and have a very difficult time doing it, they feel an extraordinary amount of shame. This video also talks about how people with dyslexia get lower self esteem because they are told to "try harder", but they are doing the best they can. This low self esteem is put on them by people who do not fully understand this disorder. Kids with dyslexia are very determined and that is why the succeed enormously in those categories.]]> 2017-11-14 14:23:14 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/206723472 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208073801 With Dyslexia, there is a huge genetic link. There are different genes where different problems of dyslexia. This can be described as a neurological condition. There main issue with words is the complexion of them. It is not the way the words are set up, but how they are read.]]> 2017-11-17 12:57:40 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208073801 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208089720 Working harder for Paloma was not what she needed, she needed to work smarter. She had a very hard time in school, and she was disappointed in herself. Her family tried there best to help her out as much as possible. For her to be able to understand a word, she has to break it apart, and try to sound it out as best as she can. Her dad believes, that because of this, it has made him a better doctor.]]> 2017-11-17 13:38:01 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208089720 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208091009 In school, she had a very difficult time learning how to read because the words would blur up, and they would all be jumbled. She would be called names and she felt numb inside. Her teacher helped her out, and she Jade finally got the help she needed. She even memorized the sentences her teacher would put up on the board.]]> 2017-11-17 13:40:46 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208091009 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208092328 Children with dyslexia are missing an auditory cue. They are not at all stupid, but they have trouble being able to read and write. This results in poor hand writing, spelling errors, and trouble putting thoughts on paper. If your child is having these issues, it is most likely dyslexia.]]> 2017-11-17 13:43:25 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208092328 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208093588 There is no specific treatment or drug that can cure dyslexia. First, its important that the child gets a proper education, and their teachers are aware, so they can help the child to succeed. Second, phonemic awareness helps the child to recognize sounds and words, and this will help them out in the long run. Third, is vocabulary instruction. This will help the child to remember vocabulary, and this will help them to express themselves better. Finally, is training in language fluency. This will help the child to be able to rad out loud and write the words better.]]> 2017-11-17 13:45:56 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208093588 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208324625 When you are reading, the words are very jumbled together. The look as if they are 3-D, and they do not stay in the same place. Also, the words can look spread apart, and that why it is hard for these people to comprehend the words and remember them.]]> 2017-11-17 23:52:50 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208324625 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208325193 Certain people with dyslexia feel that if they make a mistake, they will look stupid. This girl in the video was upset because all of her friends would catch on very easily, and she would have to work twice as hard. They also felt like a let down, because they would not be able to do what other kids did, and this gave them the sterotype of "stupid]]> 2017-11-18 00:03:56 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208325193 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208325626 To be able to teach the dyslexic brain in reading you need to, be able to recognize letters, know the sounds of letters so that they can later be applied, and also be able to read words split apart but then connect them after. The brain tends to flip words, and letters, and that is why its hard for them to comprehend.]]> 2017-11-18 00:14:52 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208325626 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208704215 Dyslexia is a common disorder in children that unfortunately affects them in a negative way. The struggles of dyslexia causes children to struggle with reading, writing, and comprehending. This causes them to be delayed in school because they are slower reader, and it is hard for them to connect words together, and then remember them. Having dyslexia also can cause children to have lower self esteem because they a5e made fun of for not being able to read as fast. Many cases have shown that children feel they are not worthy because they have this disability, and this is not true at all. If you are a person with dyslexia the words on the page look extremely jumbled up, and almost 3-D looking, and that is why it is hard to comprehend these words. There is not actual cure or medication to cure dyslexia. The proper actions to be taken should be having a special teacher help your child. This way, they can learn at there own pace, and not feel pressured to have to catch up with everyone else. Having a special teacher will also give them someone to talk to if they feel like they can not talk to their parents about it. This special teacher would help them to read and write better, and they would also help them to memorize words, and in the long run, this will help them to advance their reading skills. If you are worried about your child having dyslexia you should watch out for the following symptoms, messy hand writing, spelling errors, trouble putting thoughts on paper, and any difficulties with reading. Overall, dyslexia can be a disorder that is pretty frustrating, but with the right help, and the right mentoring, it can be fixed to an extent. It is important not to give up, and to keep believing, and telling yourself that you can do it.]]> 2017-11-20 13:53:43 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208704215 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208721420 2017-11-20 14:28:26 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208721420 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722495 2017-11-20 14:30:39 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722495 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722508 2017-11-20 14:30:41 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722508 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722750 2017-11-20 14:31:07 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722750 20sinorj https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722849 2017-11-20 14:31:17 UTC https://padlet.com/20sinorj/46s6n44dn692/wish/208722849