Dyslexia

Dyslexia, dem sanso know as "word blindness", be a learning disability wey dey affect either reading anaa writing. Different people be affected to different degrees. Problems fi include difficulties in spelling words, reading quickly, writing words, "sounding out" words insyd de head, pronouncing words wen reading aloud den understanding wat one dey read. Often dese difficulties be first noticed at school. De difficulties be involuntary, wey people plus dis disorder get a normal desire to learn. People plus dyslexia get higher rates of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), developmental language disorders, den difficulties plus numbers.

Dem dey believe dyslexia to be caused by de interaction of genetic den environmental factors. Sam cases dey run insyd families. Dyslexia wey dey develop secof a traumatic brain injury, stroke, anaa dementia dem sam times call "acquired dyslexia" anaa alexia. De underlying mechanisms of dyslexia dey result from differences within de brain ein language processing. Dyslexia be diagnosed thru a series of tests of memory, vision, spelling, den reading skills. Dyslexia be separate from reading difficulties wey be caused by hearing anaa vision problems anaa by insufficient teaching anaa opportunity to learn.

Treatment dey involve adjusting teaching methods to meet de person ein needs. While no dey cure de underlying problem, e fi decrease de degree anaa impact of symptoms. Treatments targeting vision no be effective. Dyslexia be de most common learning disability den dey occur insyd all areas of de world. E dey affect 3–7% of de population; however, up to 20% of de general population fi get sam degree of symptoms. While dyslexia be more often diagnosed insyd boys, dis be partly explained by a self-fulfilling referral bias among teachers den professionals. Na dem even suggest dat de condition dey affect men den women equally. Sam believe say dyslexia be best considered as a different way of learning, plus both benefits den downsides.

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Category:Literacy
Category:Learning to read
Category:Specific developmental disorders
*Dyslexia
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