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Understanding Dyslexia

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There are many definitions of dyslexia. A very simple one would be that dyslexia is a specific learning difficulty which makes it hard for some people to learn to read, write and spell correctly.

A small list of possible dyslexia symptoms would include some, but not all, 
of these in a dyslexic child:

1.       difficulties with organizing themselves; 

2.       a noticeable difference between the pupil's ability and their actual accomplishment
 
3.       writing numbers or letters backwards; 

4.        difficulties with spelling; 

5.        confusion over left and right; 

6.        writing letters or numbers backwards; 

7.        difficulties with math; 

8.        difficulties with organizing themselves; 

9.        difficulty following 2- or 3-step instructions. 

10.      A family history of learning difficulties
 

Understand Dyslexia can be very difficulty.

BBC recently aired an  excellent documentary on understanding dyslexia which featured Kara Tointon, former Eastenders actress and winner of Strictly Come Dancing, as she explored her dyslexia.

The programme can be viewed (in four parts) on YouTube at the following links.

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Albert Einstein

"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
Albert Einstein

"Once we accept our limits, we go beyond them


"He told me that his teachers reported that . . . he was mentally slow, unsociable, and adrift forever in his foolish dreams."

-- Hans Albert Einstein, on his father, Albert Einstein


"...never was much good at the 'easy' part of mathematics. To shine, he had to move on to the 'hard' part.' In adult life his mathematical intuition was recognised as extraordinary and he could handle deftly the most difficult of tensor calculus, but it appears that arithmetic calculation continued to be an area of comparative weakness"

-- Einstein's sister