You may not think them to be genius, but their names ring a bell. They were all dyslexic, and they were called stupid and dunce, and a million other names in school. All this done by the men that everyone called stupid. It doesn't take much to help a dyslexic learn to cope with their problem. A little confidence, some hope, and a couple of techniques to help stay focused, and a dyslexic is set to discover his or her potential.
Society has a role to play though.
It has to help assess the problem before all hope is gone. It has to prevent this disorder from being left unknown. And finally, it has to help treat the problem. Society has let enough people go on struggling just because something is wrong with the person. We must help, and the only way to help is to understand them and their disability.