Dyslexia, says Diana Vogel, who has a child with the syndrome and who has a program that supports children with it, defines it as a different way of processing information. Children with dyslexia, she says, process information differently. Their brain records, stores and retrieves information differently from the norm. Dyslexia is not a mental illness. To view [...]
Dyslexia is a specific learning disability which can affect many children often unknowingly. Dyslexia affects the way children learn to read. It does not indicate a child’s level of intelligence. Some of the most successful people in history and today had dyslexia – Sir Richard Branson, Sir Winston Churchill, John Lennon, Susan Hampshire, Walt Disney and [...]
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"How the English Alphabet System Works"
