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Dyslexic children show differences in brain reading region
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NomNom feddit.uk NomNom@feddit.uk
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potoooooooo 🥔 lemmy.world ivanafterall@lemmy.world
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MyTurtleSwimsUpsideDown fedia.io MyTurtleSwimsUpsideDown@fedia.io
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How much opportunity do they really get to read brains in the real world?

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tankplanker lemmy.world tankplanker@lemmy.world
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I was diagnosed as dyslexic as a young child, I spent a lot of my childhood reading, and it definitely helped my ability to read. So much so I was ahead of my reading age by the time I hit secondary school.

However it did next to nothing for my auditory processing or my ability to phonetically spell out words. I did have significant coaching around this during school age but nothing ever really stuck with it.

I still cannot reliably phonetically spell out words today, many decades later. Pretty much every word I can spell I have had to brute force learn the hard way, letter by letter with a lot of repetition.

I have had the same problem with handwriting, its completely illegible unless I take my time and draw my letters the same way that people draw pictures, fine for forms but way too slow for notes. Thankfully I can type everything like that now.

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Synapse lemmy.world synapse1278@lemmy.world
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How much opportunity do they really get to read brains in the real world?

I read brains all the time. Actually, I am reading yours right now.

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