Dyslexia Explained | What's It Like Being Dyslexic? | Understand Dyslexia

[@audreymburcham]

“Tom is left handed so it causes him to smudge wet ink” I Feel your pain!!

[@ICP1SBJ]

yup same. Leftie

[@arthropodliker]

Why would a school make students read out their scores aloud That's confidential information!!!!!!

[@niamhgrogan473]

+Julia Jones It was probably one of those small tests you might get once a week/month. They don't affect your overall grade *too* much, but when I get my one once a week, people are given the choice to tell the teacher their scores personally.

[@iceclouds3337]

+Niamh Grogan my school does that twice a week ☹️

[@niamhgrogan473]

Icecloud S Aw, poo bum. Don't worry, those tests are only to see your improvement, shouldn't matter too much.

[@arthropodliker]

+Niamh Grogan at my school we do that but it affects your grade a more and we don't read them aloud

[@niamhgrogan473]

Julia Jones I guess every school is different.

[@ChannelSettingsTvcode]

I thought this video would be stupid but it's very realistic

[@ChannelSettingsTvcode]

EazyE187um how

[@hexxvixtar3283]

+Pepsi Max v.w He isn't talking to you, he's talking to himself

[@juliarapoport1758]

125 125 Yes, so relatable, I get teachers onto the floor and apologiez for calling me lazy

[@MilanMilan0000]

i know right

[@stanman1703]

Lucy HeartfiliaTM with a huge box of chocolates aswell

[@raph009]

As a tutor working with dyslexic students, these are fairly common situations you encounter: teacher who doesn't recognize signs of dyslexia, parents in denial, students who achieve below their potential and that really doesn't have to be this way. With the right tools, some of them can do even much better than a lot of their peers. I think this comic is awesome at explaining what dyslexia feels like for children. :)

[@greatexpectations9446]

raph009 how do schools usually deal with them..do they get special exams i mean different from their classmates?

[@elchungo5026]

I can relate I'm a jerk teacher who makes fun of my students

[@theicetaker2359]

Chandler Short LOL

[@NatNit77]

I hate you.

[@elchungo5026]

nittaya sukthawee do you know what sarcasm is?

[@wierd15]

Chandler Short lol..

[@wierd15]

My grade 5 teacher was like dat, at first I him but now he’s one my favourite teachers...

[@AwesomeAnything]

If you guys have dyslexia, don't worry. Your creativity is your biggest advantage, use it!:)

[@mrghetto1737]

To be honest learning disabilities are more like gifts than disadvantages

[@AwesomeAnything]

I know, in a world full of people, if something makes you different, than it's surely a good thing.

[@ytgbhbjnnk3281]

***** you are an idiot if you think that. IT IS A BLESSING!!!!!!!! IT IS A GIFT!!!!!!!! The company that made the hobbit films ONLY HIRES DYSLEXICS!!! Just search up FAMOUS PEOPLE WITH DYSLEXIA IF YOU WANT PROOF. And also the only reason you think this is because your jealous of dyslexics and your massive alter ego won't let you admit it!!!

[@Thiborfirenz]

kinda nice to know we have bigger brains than normal ppl!

[@borischernev1814]

i am good skulpturer :D

[@westonde]

My teachers never apologized to me for calling me stupid and lazy.

[@Marinaanna430]

Send this video to they.

[@martinmartinmartinnmartin1380]

*them

[@fenriz218]

That's because teachers are not supposed to lie to students.

[@wizard380]

Weston Elliott yeah the ending was bs.

[@elerinorthwood1915]

Its because teachers find it hard when they are wrong because they are teachers and they always think they are right xx

[@heyitsmorgan7613]

I am 13 and have ADHD and maybe dyslexia. This video is my life.

[@mgk9157]

Hey It's Morgan you're a half blood I suppose....demigod I mean

[@silverholmes897]

i have had both

[@literallymylife6284]

Snivellu

[@itbemeart1148]

Saame

[@nicholasmeas7826]

Hey It's Morgan hey you're a Demi God then, like in Percy Jackson. EVERYONE HEIL TO THE SON OF A GOD NOWWWWWWW. I HEIL to you

[@waow5396]

Have you heard about the dyslexic satanist He sold his soul to santa

[@andrewcalcagno8272]

Baisil M XD

[@awfullygenericname6783]

Baisil M LMAOLELLOLXD

[@mrchocolatebean8878]

Baisil M hahahahahahahahaha

[@2018-i4k]

Jahahahahahah😎😉😁😃🤣😂😂😂😂😂

[@hayleyy_.j]

Baisil M I don’t get it

[@xeniah1558]

0:05 close your eyes and listen 😂

[@b33bo93]

Omg

[@cloraxbleach2790]

Omg That sounds like $€×

[@zylersthings5911]

_X Hall_ omigawd

[@minc2040]

_X Hall_ hahahhahaha

[@glumbigrashalm1026]

"IM LATE!" FWOP FWOP, FWOP FWOP...

[@SharanKuttappa]

This is like my story too... I am Dyslexic. Everything in this video is on point. On point explanation

[@bingus5775]

same

[@soulpunkrose9708]

Sharan Kuttappa same

[@Thiborfirenz]

yup same except for the official diagnosis and the teacher apologizing! but I hope that's just because dyslexia awareness was shit in the 80s. I have given thought to getting tested now as an adult but, I always get the feeling that adult diagnosis isn't the same as childhood diagnosis due to the fact there are so many fake dyslexics who lie about it. tbh I only found this vid because I was looking for vids about ppl who falsely claim dislexia and how it hurts real dyslexics.

[@zang12x92]

Sharan Kuttappa I have it to

[@mystic.-.9820]

So ur teacher gave u chocolates?

[@Moka_Karamel]

as far as i know people with dyslexic are brilliant people... :-)

[@Moka_Karamel]

+Jennifer C (Jenn w two n's) are you people with dyslexic? i am looking for people with dyslexic actually. i want to know about their life. because i think they live alive around us, and we must be there and care with them. :-)

[@Moka_Karamel]

Jennifer C yeah, ithink like Thomas Alfa. I can't imagine, what the world will be better at night without lamps... :-) by the way, what do you feel before you know that you have dyslexia?

[@Moka_Karamel]

are the words like dancing? or some alphabets like loosing when you read something? and how people looked at your self because you couldn't read, couldn't pronounce words?

[@Moka_Karamel]

+Jennifer C (Jenn w two n's) so, actually people with dyslexia can be normal like other with some therapys?

[@ethanhedge4289]

Yes we are

[@Actioncat7]

I think a lot of teachers are still in the mind set that all kids are ok and if don't do something right or dont show up that they are lazy, yes there are teachers that understand kids have depression, anxiety, dyslexia, ADHD and other things but with the amount of teachers who dont and lack of support for the kids and the amount of homework piled up each night, school is becoming so hard. They want to "academically challenge" us but instead we are pushed to our limits and boiling points. I for example have extreme depression and mild anxiety, and adhd but because our teachers are giving us so much homework(as in, read 12 pages of a textbook, do a project and while your at it do this paper, just for one class) its made me sick to my stomach with anxiety because if the kids dont finish it your punished. Its just become so hard for the kids with different illnesses to function properly in school. My school is one of the best in the state as said by test scores, but in reality it sucks, you have to wake up at five am after youve been up all night doing homework, their is bulling, really really rude teachers and kids, more homework and you dont get a second of down time, even on the weekends.

[@superstarquins]

Katherine my science teacher has dyslexia, and he would understand if a kid had it.

[@ride9216]

I have anxiety, depression and adhd and i respect you

[@isaacster5027]

Katherine one word: ACCURATE

[@9nikola]

I don't think I have dyslexia, but it almost seems like I have something similar. I learn differently from everyone else that I know of, but I learn easier than others because I don't care about the way they do it, and just do it my own way. I am highly intelligent and very creative, and I'm literally incapable of learning when I'm not enjoying myself. A boring teacher or assignment is enough to ruin a whole month for me. Basically what I'm trying to say is that school doesn't care if you're a bit different than others. If you're not completely average, you need to figure out most things on your own. Which is a really important problem in today's schools.

[@cheeeezzzz8440]

0:51 A N G E R Y

[@b33bo93]

cheeeezzzz ...

[@shuadbd]

cheeeezzzz the beast has awoken

[@bayoujedi3279]

TRIGGERED

[@grrrio]

Where is my box of chocolates?

[@dylerplays481]

Grrr.io - Agar.io lol

[@Thiborfirenz]

if your life with dyslexia is anything like mine then your box's of chocolates are in the same place as your official diagnosis!

[@aperson5862]

Grrrio SAME, where's my box of choclates!!?

[@tealover9063]

Schools are budgeted and can't give chocolates away to all the students

[@extraterrestrialcontent]

I wish my teachers did that when they were

[@elcompasax]

seems more like the pessimist perspective on Dyslexia

[@nessy]

Hiya, it's meant to reflect the true life story of our founder, and the lack of awareness of dyslexia

[@elcompasax]

+Nessy thanks 4 the heads up :)

[@pawandeepkaur9185]

Why is the treatment of this problem so expensive? What if someone is struggling their hardest to deal with their child's dyslexia expenses, I mean if someone is poor? Doesn't the child has the right to study and escape all the negative comments?

[@svensonicki2330]

@@pawandeepkaur9185 i have dyslexia it depends on people you are sounded with and sometimes you can't chose them as a treatment it depends how much it coasts on where you are being treated. As about the teachers usually they don't apologize after everything and don't really care much about your problems and i am not talking about all teachers i had few that were very caring about it as i am still going to school i have one of the teachers that somewhat understands me because his brother also has dyslexia and i am very thankful to him. Also you can't never get rid of dyslexia even with treating you can just make it slightly easier

[@iam_inwonderland1037]

This made me cry... I know it's stupid... But this is literally my life... I'm 15 years old... And i just found out i'm dyslexic...

[@Louae]

Iam_inwonderland you’re 18 now

[@whatamidoingwithmylife2828]

good job surviving for 3 yrs

[@sop7693]

Tom is a demigod

[@addictedtochenlesdolphinla8768]

Livy_lov1430 lol

[@foxtatertot]

Livy_lov1430 only Percy Jacksons fans will understand XD

[@ivygaines5400]

That’s what I was thinking

[@woodenwind9456]

Huh?

[@ionpopescu3167]

+Blue moon Wolf It's a reference to Percy Jackson and Heroes of Olympus,a series of books focused on a world where mythology stretches out even through modern era.Ancient greek and roman gods exist and the story is focused on their sons(demigods) and their legacies. Dyslexia and ADHD are normal to demigods,dyslexia being interpreted as one's brain being hardwired to greek or latin,thus having difficulties with other languages besides latin and greek.ADHD on the other hands is an advantage for combat as it helps reactions(or some bullshit like that I guess). I didn't read any of the books, but that's what I grasped from the wiki.

[@alexromaner4037]

This video really touches me because as a dyslexic all my schooling life, I had been put into the bottoms sets for everything and always got the lowest scores. I could never hand write properly and people always bullied me in primary school because of my terrible handwriting. My concentration has always and still wondered away from when I am supposed to be working and until I was fourteen, I have really hated school as I always came at the bottom of my year. When I was fourteen, I was in the bottom set for maths where there was only five people who were at the same maths level as me or higher. I had a lot of extra lessons and tutors and my teacher, who was dyslexic, really understood me and helped me and at the end of year nine in the end of year maths exam, I get better than everyone in my class and the set above and most people in two sets above. This gave me a lot of confidence in my maths ability and in year ten, I moved up two sets in one go. After doing this, I had confidence in my work and my mother, (who thought previously that I would never be able to do gcse) believed in me and I managed to thrive in my GCSE years. I finished year eleven with one A* in RS, two As in maths and English language and five Bs and zero Cs. I know they are not the best results but I really worked hard for them and I am currently studying A levels in year 12. I think that a lot of dyslexic people give up easily and I used to in my younger years, but I also believe that dyslexia is no excuse to do badly. I have moderate dyslexia and I am the only one in my family that I know that has dyslexia. I still have many weaknesses, for example, in my year 11 mock exams, I got a U in Spanish even though I put so much time and effort into it and therefore decided to drop it. My family is very academic and I have always felt a bit bad when my cousins get eleven A*s in their GCSE's and get offers from Oxford and Cambridge and both my parents thrived in school, however, I know that I have skill sets that they do not have and hopefully when I leave school, I can use my assets to so something great.

[@chrishuskey9827]

don't close your eyes 0:03 till 0:10

[@dallamaunicorn5659]

O-o

[@yayu984]

I noticed too

[@foxtatertot]

CJ YTGaming OMFG

[@gleupe]

Delicious

[@guitargatekeeper]

xD

[@Rainshard500]

I like the satanic giggling at 2:37

[@AdelaTomankova]

MemeyMcMemeFace lol

[@MyLifeAsRuth]

I have always learned diffrently than others, and was haveing a really hard time back in 2nd and 3rd grade. A few weeks into 3rd grade my mom had me tested for dislexia. I am a levle 4 (our of 5). I had always been super briliant at everything but english, but I always suffered really hard in english. I am currently one of the highest grades in the honors class of my college prepitory school. Although I still find English hard, I am doing great and have learned to love reading. It really helps that this year my English teacher has dislexia too. She let's me take all my a sign ment home and rewright them on my laptop to check for spelling. It may be more work, but it's worth the better grade. If you have any questions about dislexia feel free to ask me. Like this comment if you have dislexia

[@user-zx2fg6hj1k]

MyLifeAsRuth how do you study if you have dislexia

[@MyLifeAsRuth]

good for you it really depends on the person, if you need help you can email me ([e-mail]) and I can see what I can do to help

[@hexxvixtar3283]

+RuthSaake I like ur story and I want to like this comment, But I don't have dyslexia, what should I do?

[@MyLifeAsRuth]

Stephen Lionarto you can still like it😀

[@hexxvixtar3283]

+RuthSaake Yay :D

[@borischernev1814]

ohhh this is sad i saw my life in this video

[@atlantean1078]

Mr. Frosty me too

[@Ichigo_Keba]

I did as well

[@aidanpriddy7393]

Same

[@robinosullivan1164]

Same Haha

[@stalamina3899]

*the teacher apologises* Um...sir? I think you are being too dramatic...

[@xwingday]

That part was way over the top. I can say though, I did have a teacher give me an apology gift in junior high due to the way she treated me the year before. Similar scenario, she thought I was lazy. When I transferred out of normal classes into Special classes at the end of the year she found out I was dyslexic. She was not as dramatic as this weird begging, chocolate holding, blubbering, weird guy. . . She just bought me a coffee cup with my name on it and told me she was sorry for misunderstanding.

[@bobthedj6992]

Pit on this video with no headphones next to my mum.............that was an awkward conversation.

[@heyitskaraa9887]

😂😂

[@WTH828]

What did she say?

[@touyatodoroki338]

Bobthedj I'm curious, what did she say?

[@lavinth9905]

Bobthedj omfg 😂😂😂

[@WarriorOfTheHeavens]

I can't even spell the word dislexia - "dyslexia" without spell checker, lol ; D

[@biolinkstudios]

+WarriorOfTheHeavens I can't even spell it with spell checker fucking lol XD

[@ButterflyLullabyLtd]

+WarriorOfTheHeavens Nothing wrong with using the spell checker, I use it all the time. lol. One thing that really bugs me is when people bully us about our English. Just because their English is perfect, they seen to have a massive chip on their shoulder, and it is not edible! LOL. However, when someone is kind, and offers help by correcting something. I praise them. When I was in school I was taught ITA English. It was total Twaddle and put me behind with reading and writing. I am sure they did this on purpose to keep the working class people down in the gutter.

[@sarinnag9384]

me ether...i have found some simple words are harder to understand...like need black,orange and wire

[@babykochinito6367]

My friend spells it byslixsea

[@nickmichael3124]

too true i used ctrl v :)

[@Txreks]

0:02 - 0:10 Listen with your eyes closed lol

[@sevblums4711]

Omfg... I'm ded

[@0X7V13]

TheFadeZoneGaming xD

[@jazzierae678]

TheFadeZoneGaming omfg thank you 😂

[@sex-hn4yp]

TheFadeZoneGaming LOL

[@femkaay7533]

TheFadeZoneGaming Oh WoW 😂👌🏼

[@-zephyressence-2018]

I have never felt so understood in one video....ive never been tested for dyslexia but I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that I have a form of it. I can't even describe how relateable this video was...thanks for making this sir/miss. I've always excelled at art but struggled with many other things...ill try to focus more on my talents than the fact that i don't learn the same way as others. I won't beat myself up anymore feeling like I'm stupid! Thanks again for this video! I really connected with it.

[@IvorySharky]

I can relate to this video. I have dyslexia, Thanks to auto correct I can look like I Am smart some times.

[@arian3837]

Izzy CATATO *I am?

[@IvorySharky]

Grudge can you tell me we’re I made the mistake So I can fix it?

[@IvorySharky]

KnucklesTheEchin oh ok. Thanks.

[@beingm8531]

Izzy The CATATO The only time I heard autocorrect has helped and not ruined someone's life lol

[@henriksundqvist5089]

BeingM8 XD

[@hypervenom4305]

Lol is he fapping at the start and he's going really fast before he gets caught.

[@myheroacademialover3002]

Hyper Venom 😂😂😂

[@opkaui8024]

Lmao that’s what I thought too

[@kibear57]

I thought that too lmfaoooo😂😂

[@wilsonexec]

I thought that too

[@isaacster5027]

I swear to god I thought I was gonna have one of those "it's not what you think" moments if one of my parents walked in

[@alexandragiesbrecht7270]

Realate a lot to this. Schools really still dont understand and accommodate completely which I know from experience. Also this video is great-really educational. I have a specific learning disability (dislexia but not the conventional type as they said, every case is different. I've always beeen a great reader) my main problem being slow processing speed. I always struggled with school. I was always told I was untidy, unorganised, a daydreamer and slow until I got tested. (And after by ppl that still don't get it) It's really important to know that you have dislexiya bc it can really make you feel stupid and misunderstood. It does make many aspects of life harder not just school. Everyone has unique things they're good at, we need to nurture that and accept how people learn and think 💭 ❤️

[@lilystic9623]

dyslexia*

[@twilight_mourner1865]

Man, I guess I have a similar thing... I think? ADHD is a learning hinderance to me since im an attention deficit guy, however I only learn when I truly want to learn like playing video games. So yeah, I really can relate to this video

[@quillettt]

I understand you, Alexandra Giesbrecht, because I have a learning disability, since I was born, I was diagnosed with this from a test when I was 4-5. Bye, cheerio. ~Love, Khadijah.

[@Wasteman365]

Alexandra Giesbrecht relate* well said

[@daniel-d2v]

Alexandra Giesbrecht I totaly agree I'm dyslexic as well and I'm good at thing like drawing and wen I did the puzzles and thighs in my test I got up to the year 12 stuff and I was year 7 (not saying this to brag just to say I agree that every dislexic person is different 👌👌)

[@ernavill3261]

'Are you dyslectic? Do you have problems reading? Here in this video we'll treat you like a two year old idiot'. My god this is one patronizing video

[@nessy]

Hi, It's not meant to be patronising, it's aimed at small children to help them understand they're not alone and is based on the real life experiences of our founder!

[@pu.reevil]

I'm dyslexic and french. I always wanted to be a teacher to help some kid in school for them to live it better. Now, I'm in first year in college. And watching this video help me to stay motivated to work hard enough to do what needs to be done.

[@trinitylivingston1286]

I had a learning disability, but now I have a learning difficulty that affected everything for years. Now, I'm going to graduate high school in the spring with my class and this fall, I'm going to a community college this coming up fall. I might become a photographer or something like that.

[@teddyator]

jackie stewart is dyslexic, he was 3-times F1 Drivers Championship winner

[@athompson7712]

Gunna go to bath university, do a course in 3d Design. School was really hard for me, and I hate all those people on the internet that associate stupidity with bad spelling. I've got A levels in phycology, philosophy, art, and technology. I refuse to put the fact that I am dyslexic on my personal statement, since I want to be accepted into a university because I am outstanding, not because they think that I'm outstanding 'for a dyslexic'. Don't let dyslexia hold you back guys!

[@hamishgray1032]

I'm dislexic and I don't do that bad in science and math but in English I'm shit and I get good scores it's saying that people with dislexic are stupid that's simply not tru and heavily efensive

[@nessy]

Hi Hamish, We are a dyslexia software company and don't believe that people with dyslexia are stupid at all, quite the opposite! The video is based on real life experiences of our founder and lets people know they're not alone :)

[@user-kc3du6vh5n]

Same dude I'm taking AP classes for math and science only thing is I'm terrible in English. When I'm reading something and by the time I'm done I usually don't know what I read. I don't like reading aloud since I read slow and sometimes have to stop to spell out the word and sometimes add words that aren't their.

[@casanova8758]

you mean dyslexic, true, and offensive

[@savior5225]

Sgt. Ripper they have dyslexia what do you expect?Perfection .

[@emmaslowey8399]

Hamish Gray I went to a knew school for 2 year like last year with 9-11 people in each class but now I'm in a big school with 20-35 people in a class and for so reason I feel like I'm in a class with all the smart people but I'm just saying in my head WHAT I also feel like my read is getting way worser and my spelling is shit. And sense moved to this school and have no friend I set near my locker doing homework but most of the time I can't do it on my own. Sometimes I fell so lonely and then I begin to wonder if I'm mean or do I smell ect I wish there was a cure to dyslexia but there's not.

[@emilytoasty7191]

What did I just watch for the last 7 minutes

[@walletherobot4424]

InfernoFire Phoenix you should know

[@orngng]

everything before 0:15

[@Cessated]

hentai vore

[@minervamcgonagall8805]

I've taught many Dyslexic students before, and if found they are Dyslexic I promise them I won't let them fail. I havent had a student yet whos failed due to Dyslexia.

[@markfraser7336]

When I was about 9 years old (primary 5) my mum was advised by a neighbour who also happened to be the local doctor, that I may be dyslexic, he told her where I could be tested. I was tested and it was positive. I attended a small two-teacher school, and at the time, I was taught by the headteacher. Although I believe the school was informed of this event nothing really changed. My teacher retired about a year later and his successor was never informed. I know this from a conversation my mother had some years later, it didn't surprise me. No one really acknowledged my dyslexia apart from my Mother and to be honest, I dismissed it myself. School was a disaster I never seemed to understand things and was always way behind everyone else. it was horrible and embarrassing. I couldn't hide this in school but outside school did all I possibly could to cover it up, which made me feel very isolated with the problem. Although I left school at 15 with no qualifications, my working life has been mostly happy , despite having some frustrations for not achieving ambitions I've had. My work has always been physical I am reasonably fit, can work hard , have a good sense of humour and have always enjoyed having a good relationship with the other guys. Three years ago I was headhunted for the job I'm in now, although the work is still physical, it has meant having to take some courses. which I have found to be challenging, to say the least, and during the tests, I was always the last to leave the room but somehow managed to get my paper in before time was up, and I now have the certificates I need. However, this was an experience I didn't enjoy, too much like school, I was embarrassed by how much I kept falling behind in class. I was able to catch up at home, the internet is a great tool. To sum up, at the age of 51 recent events have made me think it`s about time to acknowledge my learning difficulty. Just trying to work out where to take it from here. It's unlikely that I would be able to find any records of the event back in the seventies when I was tested for dyslexia, nothing of which turned up in my mother's house after she passed away. Perhaps I should get myself tested again. whatever happens, I am a positive person, don't for one second think it`s too late to turn things around and go forward.

[@nessy]

Hi Mark, I'm so happy to hear that you've succeeded and are doing well in life, dyslexia can be a great advantage and clearly you have excelled in a physical area. If you ever need any help there are adult dyslexia organisations that could be of use :). Nowadays things have moved on from the seventies, albeit slower than we would like, we just have to keep pushing forward!

[@RandomBoysCousin]

these comments are like a gold mine for grammar nazis lol

[@martinmartinmartinnmartin1380]

*These

[@alexisfoster9682]

RandomBoysCousin what happens when a bunch a Dyslexics comment all together

[@welp4576]

You forgot the punctuation! Shame on you!

[@irisjohnson9306]

I'm dyslexic and that's just how I feel

[@mellowcat-meow1029]

Iris Johnson I feel the same way to

[@2018-i4k]

Then how are you typing this?😂😂

[@revolc5328]

I have dyslexia to.

[@abubakarahmad7253]

Iris Johnson me to

[@TheLugiaSong]

20 18 Dyslexia doesn't make you unable to write! >_< it just makes a little more difficult.

[@NinjaTellTales]

the video was good to tell people that it's hard dealing with dyslexia but at the end it was not realistic because I have dyslexia but most teacher went going to adapt their way of teaching to make it a lot easier for them but they most likely will a little bit and the rest is up to you and how u decide to learn and how you decide to adapt to life

[@jahirjahir3408]

Close your eyes at 0:03

[@abandonedacc2223]

oh god

[@rainmanedwolf1920]

Oh god

[@amelie00f]

I have ADHD but I can still relate to this video.

[@andybrownson4127]

Thanks, I'm a TA - this was really useful.

[@moniquerichards1137]

I am 25 and I think I am dyslexic. I watch this video to see if I am really dyslexic, everything they said fits me perfectly. about 2 days ago I was reading to a friend, she was helping me with some school work and I kept reading the wrong thing even words that I was familiar with. then I came on to some numbers and kept on mixing them up. for example I see 67 I would say 76 and then she said you're dyslexic and we went online and did some research and yep I am dyslexic. growing up and going to school was very hard for me, my mom use to hit me every time when I don't know a word, she used to give me words to study and I try my best to get them correctly but I still get them wrong. even if I get them right I will forget how to spell after a couple of days. all my report card said that I am quite but needs to work harder. I try my best to learn, I even try coming up with creative ways to help myself but learning was still hard. I hate reading and spelling I suck at it really bad. I still haven't find out what I am good at but I find that I work better with art, sport, and trying to fix stuff or solve problems like fixing my fan, calculator, even my computer mouse. I live in Jamaica and want to get tested but don't know where to go it might be expensive. I am also scared that they might not be professional and act like I am stupid and talk behind my back.

[@b33bo93]

monique richards that's a big comment for a dyslexic person. (No offence)

[@ki43a13]

My teacher showed us this video and at the beginning everyone started dying lmaoo 😂😂😭

[@nomamamkw9205]

Thanks for telling my story, really loved the video. it was very heard as student trying to understand how I could do so well in other subjects and yet almost cry during my reading class.Things got better just after those school days. I still have to work at reading, I do my best public reading with a large print or double space between the lines not to mention some good prep time, give me a normal print and I'm overwhelmed.

[@BloodHardCandy]

im sorry but at the beginning it sounded like someone fapping :/

[@scikick]

BloodHardCandy somethings just can't be unheard. :D

[@deadaccount474]

It sounds like if french toast could talk.

[@SocioBlackblood]

It even had a moaning sound XD

[@kookietae8583]

T H E B A T H T H E B A T H

[@freepalestine9645]

T H E B A T H my mum was starting at me xD

[@kidarachnid5568]

Nobody: Not a single soul: School thots smashing on the staircases between classes 0:04

[@katieo.9629]

What about... Dyscalcula? The math disorder....

[@katieo.9629]

I'm glad some people know what I'm talking about...

[@AmberAmber]

Katie Ogden I have that. It's a constant issue. XO

[@canofsnarf3108]

It's a debilitating chronic condition

[@flissfloss915]

Katie Ogden Dracula?

[@bresea702]

I have that, I wish there was more research on it and more of a presence on it on TV. Which is why I am so glad Andi Mack decided to touch on it a little bit.

[@WTH828]

Watching this is making me think back to my school years. Of all of the teachers and my parents calling me lazy. When it was simply a matter of comprehending the material.

[@zukio6088]

3 people in my class are dyslexic. Only reason why I'm watching this video right now. Never thought some things would be such a big struggle, stay strong, dyslexics.

[@whyamieven3071]

I got dyslexia and I get bullied online over my spelling..I can relate to this video....I suck at writing,reading,and math..but I'm preety good at science and art..and my teachers treat me differently to the other students and I get the same work as other students but I at least try on them.. ( by the way I got the same test I just take mine at school every school year like in the middle.i have tot ale mine at school cause the school have to out in their records for some reason and then inform my mom how well I do it)

[@serglian8558]

Your spelling isn't very bad,it is legible.

[@MelB868]

I can read what you type so you are good at spelling

[@user-qh4db9lk6u]

why am i even your spelling looks fair for a dyslexic person. Just don't comment anything like that as these insecure bastards will bully you.

[@artsysundae]

why am i even I love your profile picture

[@cutecommie]

Loved the part at 2:43 when everyone pointed their penis at him. Bukkake on the losers is what school is really about.

[@XYAresYX]

Soviet Loli WHYYYYYYYYYYY

[@tvvang9093]

I have dyslexia and it's difficult for me to participate in school. It sucks more cause I'm also asian and people expect from me to be "smarter". I use to think I was the opposite of humans cause everyone I knew was right handed, I was the only good drawer out of people I know, and everything in school is hard for me while I look at others and it was easy for them.

[@nellmichie1658]

This is how I feel I'm dyslexic with Irlen syndrome and I find it really hard to cope with writing and reading, this video does explain dyslexia very well thank u for doing this

[@zorxtom7803]

6:47 Okay, the teacher may say sorry, but he wont kneel down like hes praying for God and cry and send you a box of chocolates.

[@juliadoodles7843]

0:44 Is that the devil?

[@MrWHO445]

I feel like this video is literally taking the piss out of me I mean I'm dyslexic severely and this video just made me think about how shit I am 😞thanks

[@camixrants]

Same thing 😰😪😓 I am with u

[@nessy]

+Charlie James This video is based on the real life experiences of the creator of Nessy! It's not meant to make you feel stupid it's to show you that you're not alone and that just because you have dyslexia it doesn't mean you're not intelligent.

[@shinycharizard3455]

That happens to me like literally this is what happens to me I even got a box of chocolates form my one teacher

[@taylorclark9250]

Same

[@miss.stealyopixels9422]

Charlie James I agree I'm dyslexic and so count backwards and get head aches when I read this video made me cry

[@nicholasm.796]

Voice acting though

[@creaturesofthewild5247]

My friend has dyslexia. It's good that I understand it a bit more. I can support him now.

[@eleanor9878]

I have dyslexia and I also get 50% extra time on tests when some people only get 25%-there are lots of different types of dyslexia and you have done a really good job of rasing awareness! My old school didn’t think I was dyslexic because I can read better than most normal people, but I have horrible phonetic spelling showing again that it can come in all different forms

[@musicgirl999]

Dyslexia isn't just reading words and such backwards.

[@motonational6285]

+Elizabeth Schiada ITS BOTH BC I KNOW WHATS ITS LIKE I GOT IT BAD I MEAN BAD

[@soybeans2734]

+droopy buffalo can u tell me about it? I wanna write a book about a girl with dyslexia so please tell me more

[@motonational6285]

i not a girl

[@lineelvik72]

+Somaiya Alam if you want to know more,contact me :)

[@adamwilson1267]

I am dumb as enaything

[@jozelynntomlinson6696]

I'm pretty sure your teacher would not get on their knees , whine /cry, apologies, and give you a box of chocolates.

[@StardustSky100]

Ho , but if they did ...

[@owouwu2540]

0:06 ooohk then, watching this without headphones seems to be out of the question

[@narkopop6608]

😂exactly

[@TheLugiaSong]

I see a lot of people here thinking they might be dyslexic. If you think you are, and it's negatively affecting work/school or such, you should get it diagnosed! It's definitely helpful, reading out loud and doing work can be hella stessful, but if others understand that it's due to dyslexia it takes away a lot of the pressure :)

[@AhimsaMedia]

As someone whom is dyslexic, I can attest to the fact that so much of this resonated with me.

[@joseelacoursiere9978]

I dont know if i have dyslexia, but i can relate to all of these. Im not catching up in any work, especially in math, i have gotten a lot of bad marks in math, and my french is doing way worse than it was before. Thats kinda bad considering that everyone from my family is french. I also have a hard time spelling some words, which makes it hard for people to understand what i am writeing. Should i get tested? I honestly dont know

[@xb4463]

Same with me I am okay at spelling but all the others I relate to but my my doesn't believe me ! Ps I have auto correct on x

[@xb4463]

My mum I mean x

[@caitlinmarshall6042]

Definitely get tested, I can't relate to most of those in the video but I got tested a few year ago and I was tested positive for dyslexia

[@mempo583]

You might have cognitive dyspraxia

[@buizelswag5544]

One year later still has same bed sheet on his bde

[@judithpiper4410]

Buizel Swag so?

[@MelB868]

It's a cartoon I'm sure it's been washed

[@ifoundthefunny3061]

Melanie Barksdale OR HAS IT?

[@tsg7official]

I have never seen anyone spell bed like that.

[@mariagriffin5873]

I still have the same bed sheets it’s called washing them

[@cinder_stars]

That dont sound like hes runnin to school cuz hes late 👀....

[@user-qh4db9lk6u]

Cinderstar ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

[@centurion_053]

Cinderstar 😂😅

[@rainmanedwolf1920]

XD it more like arm pit farts Or ........something worse

[@centurion_053]

Lilliane Blessing Worse than that.

[@rainmanedwolf1920]

Cinderstar ik.....oh god .....

[@Sillilesshells]

This was my childhood.I'm dyspraxic and I have ADHD and an aspergers. I was good at tables and spelling but really bad at other kinds of standardised tests.I reallly really had to practice though.I didn't get diagnosed with my ADHD and aspergers until I was 24.Unfortunately ,school was one of the hardest times of my life.But if wasn't until I started studying Russian one on one that I kind of realised I could learn without feeling bad all the time.But a whole life of school like this really really takes its toll.Epsecially if they have to wait til adulthood to be diagnosed.It means that the person can live their entire growing up period thinking they are completely incapable and that can cause well suicide and any negative self hating feeling that falls under.

[@luzviminda4746]

“I’m sorry I called ya lazay. Here’s a huge box of chocolates”

[@molliejones9877]

I’m dyslexic and I hope this video will help people understand what dyslexia is and how it feels to be dyslexia is

[@eliazarfernandez8888]

I am very creative I am good at telling stories or making up stories but I can't read my stories because I am dyslexic I can read slow but I can read but I can't spell at all I went to a private tutor for dyslexic and it's a help but it did not make it go away I hate being dyslexic

[@GrantDaily]

I kinda have dyslexia... I' am a good story teller. But, every time I write, some people keep saying "I can't understand your story! You grammar is bad! There's some misspell words! Are you stupid?!" Well, I'm not stupid, I'm just having trouble with reading and writing. Unless, if I keep trying really hard, then I can accomplish everything! :D

[@denisediaz9390]

Grant Daily GOD bless U,,, don't stop trying....

[@Primm1171]

Thats like seeing my own story

[@Primm1171]

Oh yeah I never got the chocolates.

[@talitajames7652]

Mike Primm lol

[@cocomamacita365]

thank god for this video. I'm 40 and I now understand my life. Ived over compensated with kindness and material things to be accepted. I wrote awesome stories bit have a hard time when I read them. 😯

[@datswhatsup2787]

I love this video! The voices, the story, the animation etc. That little boy is me!

[@milliellaby8386]

I hate having to read out scores in class

[@julzstarr]

milli ellaby yeah same

[@extraterrestrialcontent]

2:37 is that a goat I hear?

[@cheekysurfer6900]

I'm called Tom and I'm deslecsic I can't even spell it

[@maddie_1122]

I'm not but I can't spell it either

[@crazygoldy1538]

Debatable Official relatable

[@artsysundae]

It’s in the title....

[@maddie_1122]

Phantastic Sundae well I can't see the title when I'm commenting

[@artsysundae]

Debatable Official Oh lol

[@wolfiepower8103]

This is so me at school in all aspects. I never really got any help and considered myself thick. It did mean though that I had to work harder and find ways myself to do the best I could. I still didn't do that great at school but gained maths, english etc after school learning in a different environment. Both my children are now diagnosed Dyslexic and they just fall back on that rather then try and find ways to overcome it. Learning methods for Dyslexics do help but the best approach is just realising you have an issue and excepting the fact that you just have to work harder than others. I never got a box of chocolates!!!!!!!

[@spiritedrenee9895]

It's sad how much a lot of kids can relate to this. My dyslexia was so bad that I couldn't understand the difference between 'hot' and 'hat' in my reading comprehension. I've practiced and practiced for 2 years straight and finally got some improvement. I worked harder and was told off for being the laziest in all my classes. It doesn't bother me anymore. I have improved quite a lot and I'm finally proud of where I am now.

[@cenemii]

_James from the Odd1sout?_

[@thedopeypotato]

Cenemi Mino when

[@cenemii]

TheDopeyPotato heh, just a hunch

[@kayoodadi4302]

I have dyslexia and that doesn't happen to me

[@nessy]

Everyone is different :)

[@babykochinito6367]

+Nessy something SIX YEARS AGO and you comment

[@jacobnair6707]

Knockout Gaming 127 k

[@river962]

my friend pretends to be dyslexic...wtf...WHY

[@user-qh4db9lk6u]

Neptune Turtle my friend pretends to be depressed.... i understand that feeling.

[@henriksundqvist5089]

Farhan Qadri XD

[@elisabethturner2002]

I relate to this. I have dyslexia and sometimes I feel like I'm stupid. I was always bullied because I couldn't read well. I couldn't spell things the right way. I mixed up the numbers, I had to have special classes. I feel like this video sums up my life!!!

[@alexisfoster9682]

Usually videos like these are completely wrong but this video was the same as my experiences with Dyslexia

[@starlycasablanca1062]

0:06 .....that doesn't sound right O.O

[@imogenchambers6617]

Ikr it's pretty weird!!

[@Forgetme413]

Wait since his friend got 20/20 shouldn’t he get 20/20???

[@averosia]

Randomtheories theory's await no, even though he copied, he was still unable to put the words onto his own page

[@birdsnestbacon3136]

He has trouble reading and spelling. He even said he has the words in his heads but can't write it.

[@kezvo0512]

The end is at 7:15 thank me later

[@olindabaikitekataotao2635]

My friend lelanie has dyslexia and when we have writing and were on paragraph 3 she's always on 1 or two so she gets more time to finish of than us I feel really sad for people with dyslexia I wish I had dyslexia also thanks Dorr telling me what dyslexia is.

[@wrenfreeman6505]

My dad is dyslexic, my sister is dyslexic, and my step brother's dyslexic. I always saw things backwards as a child, but it has gone away. Am I dyslexic, and just able to learn around it, or was I just average?

[@yvganimelover1581]

i am dyslexic and i am very good at math

[@NyanItzel]

Yeh I'm actually a mathetle

[@miss.stealyopixels9422]

yvg anime lover I count backwards in math but I am the best person in my grade at science and I can type very fast

[@baldi5104]

Tallstar x jake doesn’t matter if you can type fast

[@baldi5104]

Tallstar x jake or count backwards because that’s easy and everyone can do that

[@alyzqsa]

0:51 .....

[@cleomolchanova8685]

I came from NickDominates.

[@goat9244]

Simple Daphne same

[@memeloverxxx4120]

Simple Daphne YASS

[@ruby7ari]

Same

[@msvoh]

Thank God that we have found at the our local Dyslexia Center, kids do not have to wait until after school is out. Their work using the Orton Gillingham method and 1-2-1 tutoring for 2 years takes kids at any reading level to grade level or higher.

[@meganb0711]

My brother is dyslexic and we’re trying putting him in a special school and he has improved a ton he wasn’t a very good reader and could barely read thru the cat in the hat and would refuse to listen to my mum read at night and then he went to the school and felt 40% better and when I showed him a book series he would beg my mum to read more and more now he’s reading pages of chapter books and we’re so proud of him. I always felt bad for him because I would be reading chapter books with 100 pages in only two hours and he would get jealous every time I would slam my book shut and say finished