dyslexics

He is dyslexic and struggles with reading and writing.

She uses special tools to help her dyslexic son with his homework.

The dyslexic student excels in math despite challenges in language arts.

The dyslexic individual may benefit from personalized learning strategies.

Dyslexic learners may find audiobooks more accessible than printed materials.

The dyslexic child receives additional support in the classroom.

The dyslexic writer uses spell-check software to assist with editing.

Dyslexic individuals may have strengths in areas such as creativity and problem-solving.

Teachers can implement multisensory techniques to support dyslexic students.

The dyslexic teenager overcomes challenges through perseverance and determination.

But I'm sort of mildly dyslexic.

The study suggests something that might help dyslexic people learn more quickly - play video games.

But in the dyslexic brain, these highways and activated areas can look a lot different.

Dyslexics are used to encountering obstacles and working around them, but the disability doesn't improve over time.

In a small study, dyslexic children who played regular video games ended up reading faster and more accurately.

The dyslexic brain is structured differently in a way that can create specific challenges… but can also create specific advantages.

I'm going to show you what a dyslexic high schooler did.

One common misconception about dyslexia is that dyslexic readers write words backwards.

The time that we thought you were dyslexic.

See, I'm a stutterer and I'm also somewhat dyslexic, but we'll try this anyway.