Dyslexia and Dyspraxia

Yes. She was diagnosed with dyslexia when she was in the 2nd grade. :''(

yes

what is auditory dyslexia.

Many kinds of dyslexia, auditory dyslexics have problems hearing the differences between the sounds of letters or words. Some letter make almost the same sound, some groups call them bothers, but the voice is turned off or on. An example is T and D. The person with auditory dyslexia can not hear the difference between the two.. Some teach putting the hand on the month and feeling the letter to help overcome auditory dyslexia. an example of words would be, where and were. The person has a problem hearing the differences between the words.

I hope that helps, I'm also dyslexic.

DIS-LX-E-UH (as in "uh-huh")

Nolan Ryan did overcome dyslexia with the help of his wife Ruth and his family

It is important to know what the word "dyslexia" means. It is a very general term that means someone has difficulty with reading and, usually, spelling and written language.

Depending on how strictly the term dyslexia is used, research shows that 5% to 10% of the population struggles with this issue. In just the US alone, that means 15 to 30 million people are dealing with dyslexia.

So knowing about dyslexia is extremely important if we're going to help those kids and adults. Also, we know now that problems with reading, spelling and writing are almost always due to an underlying weakness in language processing in the brain. More simply, their brain is wired differently in ways that make learning to read harder.

Now that we know that dyslexia is caused by weaknesses in language processing, specifically phonological processing (think phonics), we can now develop tools and programs to help people who struggling in this area.

hehe ikr! not really but omg yeah! totally are. but idk them. do more research instead of relying on others to do it for you pretty one. i heart you so much but you will never learn like richard simmons or a pink unicorn prancing through a feild of tulips.

yes, Though Dyslexia is passed down from generation to generation there is help but not a cure.

The way to help a person with Dyslexia is with the use of the Irlen Method, Found by Helen Irlen, Author of the book, "Reading by the Colors"

35% of those with Dyslexia may be helped with the use of this method. To find a certified Irlen screener near you go to www.irlen.com. By getting this help it may help with shorting the remediation and make it more affective.

or go to www.irlenconnection.com or www.irlenboston.com for even more information.

Well, if you already know what dyslexia is good:) but I'm dyslexic and these are the symptoms I and every dyslexic person would probly have...... Delays in speech,backwards writing (mirror writing) ,easily distracted,a difficulty segmenting words into individual sounds, or blending sounds to make words,Bad spelling,omitting or adding letters when reading,and summarizing and reading out loud ..........

HOPE THIS HELPED AND IF IF DIDN'T THEN YOU CAN GO AND GOOOGLE DYSLEXIA....And go and click signs and symptoms! Here's the link....... http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyslexia#section_2

Dyscalculia is the condition, whether it's moderate or not depends on to what degree you have it. Like Asthma, or allergies, it can be anything from a bad problem to something that's quite easy to manage.

No Magic Johnson had H.I.V.But played in the olympics.

For ADD, you can begin with an online. There is no biopsy or blood test. Neither is there an EKG or X-ray.

ADD is not a disease. It is simply a way of brain wiring, just as there are different amounts of melanin in peoples' skin, resulting in differing shades.

ADD tends to help people multi-task, at the sacrifice of attention-to-detail. Attention span for boring subjects is also shortened.

Medicines only address the depression that adults acquire from coping with the difference, and help extend the amount of time they can focus, AFTER the person uses self-discipline to begin the boring task or study.

Depends upon the intensity of disorder ...it will effect the day to day life of the person like ...unable to co-ordinate hand and eye ....difficultly in simple math...hard to learn and memorize things write or type the proper spellings so on depends from person to person

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There is some evidence to suggest genetics play a part in developmental dyslexia (you are born with it). If a child has one dyslexic parent then a boy has a 50% chance of being dyslexic, a girl has a 25% chance. However, it sometimes skips the female children but they become carriers for their children. Check the web sites of the British Dyslexia Association for references and details.

No mate its not deadly or anything like that. It just means your gunna have learning disabilities like reading or writing and you might get teased or something like that.

I'm 27 and ive got dyslexia I had a hard time at school but after that I'm fine I've got a great job.

Dyslexia is in fact considered a reading disability, and depending on the severity of your dyslexia, can act much in the same way as a disability. so yes, dyslexia is, in many cases, considered a disability.

Yes I am a 55 yr old women. I suffered in grade school and beyond.

Self esteem ruined,

I entered into an abusive marriage, self worth was zero.

I escaped, grew, regained joy, married again,

now awaiting our daughters wedding.

I served over twenty years in nursing, became a writer .

living a good life.

Without anyone knowing about my dyspraxia....

What wonders I could have achieved if someone had intervened?

It was not until Sting's wife Trudy wrote about their son Jake in 1994 Bazaar

did I have a clue....17 yrs ago.

It was not until this week ,when I found the article again and read it , I

cried like a baby, I could barely read through my tears, I realized how profoundly it had affected my life.

Now I have new hope for my 6 yr old grandson.

Go to a doctor, see if he diagnoses you with dyslexia.

Dyslexia can go away. Well, it almost can go away. just "fak ei ttil' you make it".

That's a really good question! Dyslexia comes in all shapes and sizes, anything from getting your left and right confused, to a complete inability to read language in any form whatsoever. Dyslexia can be anywhere from a slight annoyance, to a complete debilitating disorder! I have dyslexia that is extraordinarily severe, and I am writing this post with voice recognition software because of it. My dyslexia is pretty much debilitating. Some people who say they have dyslexia merely get their left and right or red and green confused, and then there are people like me who can't even read signs telling them not to touch live wires. As you can see, dyslexia is a pretty wide spectrum.

NO, Autism is nothing like dyslexia, Dyslexia is a trouble with percieving reading, autism is a completely different mindset

... then apparently you also have trouble forming complete and coherent sentences.

That aside, "dyslexia" refers to a difficulty in reading, due in part to mistaking visually similar letters such as b and d. Since you didn't actually finish your question, it's hard to say what else you wanted to know about it.

Whilst this is true dyslexia just means that you have different abilities and difficulties than "the norm". For example spelling and reading may be some of the things that you find most difficult. But when other people cannot see things from a different angle and cannot find solutions to problems, YOU CAN. A lot of dyslexic people are a lot more creative. AND within the sector of the world deemed "exceptionally successful" 40% are dyslexic opposed to the 10% of the overall population of dyslexics. This shows that dyslexic people can do anything they want should they want too. :)

well there are many different ways that it could affect your body's nervous system............but here are a few: it 1st off would surtanatly make you very frustrated and cause you to get stressed out very easley, it also can have an affect on your tempure, and casue you to get mad or angry due to part of the stress issues and also because of the lack of consontration your body is able to handle because of the dyslexia..............and than 1 other 1 i know of is it can sometimes cause you to be sad because of your learning disabilities and sometimes you just feel left out, sometimes you might feel like your dumb, or maybe even be jelous of other kids who are smarter than you..........

p.s. i hope this info was helpful! please comment back to whom ever posted/asked this question..........:) thanks

Dyslexia is a condition which makes it difficult to learn how to read. This is because the brain does not process certain symbols or letters which makes each word not appear correctly to the person.