dyslexic

But out of the testy times, today a school stands in Kitengela, Kajiado County, dedicated to educating dyslexic children.

Modi actually interjected when a B-Tech student was explaining her project stating, 'Dyslexic children are those whose learning and writing pace is very slow but creativity level and intelligence is quite good,' giving the example of Indian film 'Taare Zameen Par'.

These teachers described dyslexia in relation to the brain, as well as neurological differences, or genetics being the cause of the dyslexic symptoms.

Someone tell me recently the architects are often dyslexic and it makes sense for them to be spatially aware'.

The unique way dyslexic people - thought to be up to 6.6m in the UK and 700m globally - view and interact with the world could help companies meet business challenges and work with new technology, according to a report by accounting firm EY and the charity Made by Dyslexia.

The main goal of this study is to revise scientific literature that is related to research about spelling difficulties faced by dyslexic, as well as to identify approaches of interventions on the aforementioned theme.

Dyslexic people often have a natural talent for any of the arts (such as music, dance, drawing, or acting).

One in ten people is dyslexic, which can cause problems with reading, writing and spelling.

In order to improve the current situation of dyslexia in Pakistan, this research endeavors to design and implement an interactive technological learning aid specifically for dyslexic children with handwriting difficulties.

This theory is criticized because it disregards the findings about non-linguistic deficits in dyslexic individuals.

The group's research compared the individual reading patterns of dyslexic and non-dyslexic pupils using a laser eye tracking device and computer software.

Rishi has a number of dyslexic friends and wanted to assist them.

EST), prolific dyslexic children's book author, Stacey R.