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I have an ADHDer overall dys- reader at home who I will homeschool this year- my child - who all things being relative as his case is quite different from others in terms of typical troubles with PA and very low RAN (I believe Shayowitz would refer to this as "double deficit" dyslexic) spells better than he reads. Throughout the time I've worked with him, he has encoded better than he decodes from letter level to CVC and beyond. I noticed you mentioned those that decode better than they encode. Can you direct me to reasons for the opposite of this or articles, resources that address this type of learner? I understand that encoding allows for slower processing and less working memory, but it is quite astonishing to see how the student has been able to learn the spelling pattern for something and can get 100's in a spelling test with 15 words 2x in a row and then VERILY struggle reading the words back as if there is no more connection to the pattern. He cannot memorize like some and hide his challenges as they are quite severe. There is no issues there as he just seems to lose most words not going to LTM. He also adds and skips little words when reading.

Great questions, Stephen!! Dr. Conway, thank you for the explanations & thorough answers.

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Also showe the huge failure of the education system. We don't have the nearly the amount of students leaving school at such early grades like it was decades ago. So if more kids are in school and in schools much longer, with literacy rates still in the 30's percentage... makes ya kinda think the education system, regulations, and teachers are failing our kids. Dyslexia centers are just trying to offer solutions, sure not all of it is perfect but there is so few places to turn to when these schools and their teachers don't educate...

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Johnny was lucky his brothers didn’t do that to him, I wasn’t so lucky. My brother who’s 6 & a half years older than me wasn’t so nice about me being dyslexic and being in special Ed, since could remember 7 years old or so, he literally called me EVERY name in the book, from stupid to dumb, dumbass, retarded, told me I looked retarded, that I wasn’t shit and never was gonna be shit, he was brutal.

Really love and appreciate all of your talks on dyslexia❤. Would love to know more practical daily step we can take with our dyslexic kiddos to help the remediation process. Thank you!

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I am slisening too this and true!and people need too learn a bout it!and understand it!preant's teacher's!in stead off telling a child there thick not!and eny that's see's!this ask fore help!and cut you'r word's up!and dont let people tell you!that you'r thick and won't go know were wrong!and you know a bout the snail and the hare!and you have too teach you'r children!and perant's! All so teacher's!all know use haveing Brian's if know common sense!and some off the people that there better brighter than other's know!its true what we lack in one we cain in another!look at some off the star's some are at the top!wail them whith so called Brian's are working fore other's!see what I mean!

Second the typing/keyboarding question

Wild how I literally could not function in high school English without spark notes and my parents never thought to have me diagnosed with dyslexia. Sometimes I would read a whole chapter of a book and not pick up a single plot point

I do not see any comments. I am 68 years old and still carry hard feeling towards teaches who made my life in grade school etc. very stressful . I have ADHD and dysgraphia. I have been confused for years about why I could do basic math but as soon as it's letters and symbols I am lost. Never could do algebra. Any clues about that?

But the DSM 5 removed the IQ discrepancy or requirement for diagnosis criteria

What is the relationship between dyslexia and auditory processing disorder sub tyoe decoding?

What is the difference between auditory processing disorder subtype-decoding and dyslexia?

What was the name of the phonological awareness test used for 9 year olds around 7 min? I can't spell :)

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Wonderful video but I really wish there wasn't music playing, as well. Super distracting.

Oh dear so you just went ahead and told the smooth brains that dyslexia is just a reading disorder, thanks pal.

Helpful video, thank you! I don’t understand the negative comments-this did not come across as condescending to me and I did not hear anything saying dyslexia is preventable or that it is not a genetic disorder, etc. He said “we know what to do to prevent, intervene, remediate” the reading problems that result from the disorder-not how to prevent the disorder itself.

Dad didn't hear the word struggle the way his daughter did.

The speed and comprehension can improve over time,... if one trains themselves. As those that kept training and educating find out.

My partner was diagnosed with ADHD.. but I strongly feel this is not him. He has dyslexia... and his inability to see the parts.. and how he jumbles numbers can seem like a focus impairment... but he sees the whole picture and the abstract perfectly. He is not hyper, he brain is not jumping around. it is as if he is trying hard to make sence of details... he is bad a math, and reading comprehension.. but perfect at following in depth abstract though

They have google voice to types the word you speak. Give the child a tool. Not a coarse in judgment by your standereds thats crulest thing ive heard.not humane treatment at all

Everybody brings a gift to this world. Look whos talking. Why should school grades matter so much. Is he a kind child, did he learn to walk an talk and potty train. Qiut pushing it on him.

It came across as very condescending... and then veered off into the impossible. You can absolutely _improve_ dyslexia symptoms, and teach good compensation strategies, but dyslexia is for life, and it's genetic. As a long-grown adult, I have some of the neatest handwriting out of the people I know, and great reading skills, but that doesn't stop me from involuntarily messing up letters and numbers all the time, or misreading instructions. I now simply use a stylus enabled laptop for notes, or if I have to on paper a pencil or erasable pen, so as I make mistakes I can correct them, and reread and read out loud to cut down on the error rate.

Thats my older brother and he's going to nursing school soon this is all true.

So powerful and gives me hope for my grandchild.

This has been a very powerful presentation. I am in the community as and educator in the early childhood and early primary level, giving remedation on the dyslexia spectrum. This has shown how much more work that has to be done to get kids the help they need at this time.

What you are is full of it I don't know what you're selling but I'm not buying it You don't know what you're talkin about First off dyslexia is it genetic term second it cannot be prevented I've had dyslexia for 62 years and I know of which I speak

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All dyslexia does is stop me from reading it’s actually a decent skyve

I struggled so bad a school. I managed to train as a nurse but age 42 during a test got diagnosed as dyslexic. Both sons have ADHD my daughter dyslexic. My Grandson one ADHD and one ASD. Another dyspraxia. Thanks for this video.

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any parent or child watching this from the uk. I just wanted to say i am 30 years old and I am dyslexic. yet I have never been unemployed, I have never had a interview and no one has ever seen my GCSE results. but yet I have worked many different places from retail to now a tree surgeon. I get a job by talking to people, being friendly and in doing so them giving me a chance. I then get a jobs by work ethics, turn up early, work as best as I can even if I am not the best and my end goal is to be the best at that job. so dont panic at school if like me you struggle learning from a book dont worry there are many better ways of learn other than books out there and you'll be ok 👍🏻👍🏽

Dyslexia is only seen in Roman based alphabets it doesn't affect any language that uses other character sets I literally have a degree in this

One of my brothers had that while my other brother and I were labelled "gifted" children and were more creative. That might of been hard for him too if he were treated as stupid compared to us. The stigma is sometimes worse than the condition.

My grandson is also dyslexic. 12 years old. Otherwise very smart, capable, hardworking, gentle ...😘😇🇬🇧

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The pediatricians are first contact for these patients and we need more screening tools to identify and need more education in how to guide these families

Do you have expertise on Irlen Syndrome as it's often overlooked. Plus you need to be sensitive and supportive of Deaf children/adults who relies on American Sign Language as if you conclude "speech impairment" as a "weakness" - that's auditory pathological discrimination. Make sure Deaf and hard of hearing children have access to American Sign Language for ease of communication.

Fantatsic video!!!!! Very innovative scrientific path for Dyslexia!!!

Very interested in following your research. Thank you Dr Kerry

Reason I’m bringing this up because hopefully a teacher can understand how it feels emotionally and cognitively from someone who themselves has dyslexia. When I was 16 I was tested in my high school vocabulary wise I maxed out at a 21-year-old level in which the test didn’t go any higher however my spelling ability is extremely poor, as I type right now I’m using voice to text because it takes forever for me to text even writing, it’s not that people with dyslexia are lazy or are distracted it’s quite literally how your brain functions I’m dyslexic, and what I’m reading it often feels something along like this Yesterday archaeologist discovered a new civilization, buildings up to 100 buildings up to 1000 years old, This isfascinating because this is fascinating because search structures Typically do not withstand such environment which installs of being A hot environment until dampness in the humidity of the environment makes it very susceptible to erosion. This extravagant this extremely this extravagant, this is until now. Enclosing what did the Scientist do to find such structures? ( This makes absolutely no sense there are words repeating themselves, words that don’t make sense, and towards the end of the text it mentions something about scientist..., I bet your brain is so confused, and you are probably trying to figure out the foundation of the sentence. You can equate it to being at a business meeting your boss is there, their representatives are there, the corporate manager there, and multiple coworkers are there, you are then instructed to read something in front of them, as you are stammering trying to understand what the sentences about, your boss then says you need to pay attention you’re being rude, you hear some of your coworkers muttering because you’re wasting their time and they want the meeting to end, you then feel the pressure of not understanding what you’re reading in addition to the guilt of wasting peoples time... It’s really frustrating and offensive, they assume I’m not trying, rushing , or accuse me of being distracted or even worse that I’m just lazy and don’t care... Most of my teachers said things like “you need to follow along when you are listening” In reality, This just slows me down because what I’m hearing being read to me entails of processing an image or a movie in my mind to understand what I’m hearing, but now I’m also being asked to follow along As I’m hearing something being read, I have to use more energy and it causes further confusion because What I read and hear don’t match up. I actually end up retaining less information becoming more drained energy wise in feeling like a failure because I’m not able to withhold the needs that the teacher has stated... which one skin feels very frustrating and overwhelming.