I still have to remember what my teacher taught me. b-bat and ball. d-dog face and tail I have leaned a lot towards my math skills. Competing multivariable calculus in college. But, I have a hard time spelling words that are not consistent.

1 2 3 4 5 8 9 11 12 13 14 16 18 19 21 22 23 25 26 27 29 21/29 Although im not sure of most of the ones i left out

The real issue is the schooling system. Its like training AI hardware it wasn't designed for and expect it to perform as well as the others that where designed for it.

Statically speaking, girls do better at school than boys. I don't buy the notion that girls struggle more with dyslexia than boys.

16/23 I dont know what I have

Am interested, can I get your email for further discussion. Thank you

I have dyscalcullia, dyslexia and apd 🤦‍♀️

That is a problem

What's the difference between the non-verbal one and autism? I have autism btw

Does anyone have all the types of dyslexua at once?

It’s not a gift

Thanks for the info. It’s hard to watch because of all the transition cuts on yourself for no reason. You zoom, side view, sweep up way too much. Like it’s every 1/4 second.

My son is 17 and has dyslexia his reading is slower. it's hard for him to write, but what we found in our son, we bought him a Playstation and he beat the games. And then he started saying he's bored then a year ago he told us at career day in high school he told his Teacher he wanted to be a engineer he was upset because his teacher told him he couldn't be an engineer..😢 that saddened my young man he knows he can't read but he didn't expect her to say that.he can hear instructions so he went on and created three KZbin channels inspiring people! Created two 🎵 songs by himself because he said he was bored. He broke down one of his computers to fix. It. A lot of things i asked him how he knows how to troubleshoot and do PowerPoint presentation he said he taught himself by listening he said dad all im trying to do is figure it out. My cousin said i was slow, and that hurts. Then i found my son saying he's slow, and i told him no, son, you're a Genuineness! My son will graduate 🎓 in 2025..

As an adult with dyslexia (undiagnosed at school 1970) I can definitely relate to this. I was so stressed , depressed and bullied at school.... Which affected my self esteem throughout my life...I wish someone would have helped me with information ℹ️. Now I understand my dyslexia and love my life...🙏❤️

It's hell

Fuck dyslexia and dysgraphia and discauculia. Destroying your life 😢

Imagine how many people send their children to school every day, not knowing that they are not excelling because of I don’t like to call it a learning disability. I like to call it a different way of learning.

My mama got mad at me for calling her a helicopter mom when she was always following me and my friend at the mall😂😂😂😂

i scored 19, and only learned this term within the last couple months lol

I am dystexic. It was not a thing during my school years. Had a rough time at school... Repeated twice, that made it worse. I understand it now, and have become a very strong person from my challenges... 🇭🇲

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“Your a fucking disappointment” - Soldier Boy

I know a few dyslixics and I have noticed something they all have in common. They say "I don't care" or "who cares" when you make the mistake of correcting them or ask them why they refuse to say a word correctly. So I am wondering, what if this is not just a defense to cope with criticism, but perhaps the entire reason for the condition. If you don't care enough about how it comes off, then you don't even have to try to get it right. And notice how this exact habit can get you acting on your plans faster, instead of endlessly improving your skill till your internal critic says its good enough or delaying showing your work to the world. So in that sense, it is a gift. I wish I could care less...

Your videos are so refreshing to see when you are overwhelmed with your child possibly being dyslexic. Thanks for all the positivity!

So at this point the other person B , what can he do for him when he realised it ? Majority of people are like them

Nice of nice

I'm 33 years old I'm pretty sure I'm at a second grade level in math it's been the biggest holdback in my life and it's so embarrassing I keep it to myself if you have this then you know it feels like a life long curse.

I am so happy to have come across this video because I am studying about reading support strategies for dyslexic learners. In fect, little is known in my country Lesotho in the Southern Africa about dyslexia. I just jumped into support for a reason that, affected learners seem to be really frustrated and most of us primary school teachers have no idea on how to help them learn to read. I am extremely excited, I now know you can be with me on my journey.

It is said at the end of video we can learn more from the video "right here" but nothing comes up?

Hi, so I'm trying to watch this video but without chapters/segments and subtitles, this video is not really working for me, I spent 10+ minutes on the first 5 minutes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n52ofYSiiqeKqtE&ab_channel=LearningSuccess This one was very good and helped me a lot, so came here to learn more, but this video is too chaotic for me 😢

Okay, thank you for saying that specific and pacific one. That’s been a pet peeve of mine my whole life. I swear 8/10 people say pacific when they’re meaning to say specific. I am a senior at my states university. I am studying to be a teacher. My brother passed a couple years ago. He was my younger brother. Our father raised us the same. I was fine, but was raised by myself mostly due to being seven or eight years older than my two siblings. I noticed as an adult when we were younger. My brother didn’t respond to my fathers not intentional but often militant parent to child teaching habits. Due to me being a child myself. Rather than giving my brother opportunity to self heal emotionally from my fathers words. I would tease my brother for being “a dummy.” My brother never made it past the ninth grade, nor my sister. What I did to him, he did to my sister. I will be burdened with this guilt for the rest of my life. I am not the type to not learn from things. As a teacher, I hope to use my own experience as a way to help youth who may go through the same thing. We were immigrants too. I have an emphasis on wanting to properly communicate with children of parents who immigrated here. This video has helped and healed a part of me I have emotionally, spiritually and mentally struggled with my whole life. Thank you to the creators, the narrator, and the presenter in the video. Your making a difference through educating 🙏🏾

Is there a link between aphantasia and visual dyslexia?

Is it possible to have all of them??

I just watched a speech on dyslexia by a young women with dyslexia and it was fantastic - great delivery and eye contact and moments of relaxed reflection - now as I learn it "lexia" is a Roman word for communication and has become conflated or tied to 'reading' - but this young lady was SUPER LEXIC by the original definition

What type of dyslexia is it when you confuse right and left?

😂

My dad is dyslexic and he said that sometimes, he can't tell the difference between a b and a p for example. I have that with some words (but only rarely), like lemon and onion.

I need advice for the things I'm not passion about lol

This is great! i have dylexia and this was really nice to listen to and just a new fact i didnt know before :)

When I was young I hated homework cause I had a disability and my dad would get mad at me when I messed up and yes it caused family problems so I dropped out of school and I make 50k a month

Just watched this on KZbin for the first time today after learning what my mom wrote about me, that I have hyperlexia. Btw is another form of dyslexia, it's a speech disorder that I was diagnosed with at 3 or 4 years old

Sorry if you don't mind me asking, what is the difference between APD (Auditory Processing Disorder) and Phonological Dyslexia. I'm just asking because I got diagnosed with APD when I was younger and this sounds like what I experience on a day to day, so I was just curious on how they differ or if they are somewhat the same thing.

What??? I’m not trying to be rude, I swear, but I would have appreciated less drama and distraction in the visuals, and frankly less words, and more substance. I’m in this field and I’m left scratching my head at the end of this video. Unless the point was to scare the people who have dyslexia, you might have failed in your mission here. Even with a follow up video, this one is a no-go for me.