Orlando and Keira both had dyslexia and went on to be Elizabeth and William to gross billions of dollars doing pirates of the Caribbean. Just because a person has dyslexia doesn’t mean they can’t be a positive to society 👍
I agree. Something I am trying to do. We just become a publisher to do dyslexic friendly books for adults. as there are none. As someone who is dyslexic themselves I find it hard to understand why they are no already done and aviavle from highsteet bookshops. (we are a Indi bookshop that is dyslexic friendly - books on the Hill.)
"Passion based learning" - learning is nothing else but to observe and create and experience the world with passion and excitment. "Learning" in the academic sense of the word is very often quite the opposite
Orlando hit the nail. I'm a strong case of dyslexia, but the good thing is - I'm younger than him so I was one of the first students that received treatment for it. My parents were great and pushed me in a good way. I was so bad a spelling, grammar, but I loved creating stories in my head, since I'm 4 years old. I loved story telling and creative writing. I've had such a big imagination (and lol, my teacher told me ALSO that I'Ve always looked out of the window - maybe a symptome, haha) which led me to the path I'm now. I studied philsophy and german literature (I'm german btw) and I was doing great. Sometimes I feel that my concentration isn't the best, but I can work around it. And like Orlando said, I can also look deeply into characters, he likes to perform these characters, I like to create them - I still do. So pls, all of the feature parents out there: If your child is dyslexic, you HAVE to invest time! My father learned with my EVERY SINGLE DAY, even on sundays. One hour. At grade 9 I was the best student in german, in grade 13 one of the best in english (which is a very rare case for dylexic people, other languages are so damn hard). But I did it with a lot of help and love. Your child is not stupid, it's the opposite. They are so smart, mostly talented in math. But they can turn their weaknesses around, if you help them.
I'd love to see an interview with him and Kera Knightly talking about their dyslexia shaped their experence working together. I've always found working with and talking to other dyslexics an easer and diffrent experence, the synergy of spearking to someone who thingks like you is beautifel, I'd love to hear their thoughts on it.
I can say from personal experience that being dyslexic and not having any kind of support from family and teachers is DETRIMENTAL to a child....and these scars will live with them for life
Like hearing my own life story.From the hamsters to the daydreaming.Being diagnosed with dyslexia is not the end of the world.And I do love how he puts it into perspective for others.I struggled as well for years.I've gotten to meet a few other people who shared the same struggles but they were also some of the most brightest people I've ever known.God love the man for being an optimist and seeing it in such a way to describe it as " a super power".It true my is.
I was always being caught 'daydreaming' at junior school, since then i've been diagnosed with Asperger's, which is of course a non-specific condition in comparison to dyslexia. I don't like the labels, i think there's only one spectrum, it's called The Human Condition and we're all on it. Liked and subbed :)
This is such an inspiring video for me. I have dyslexia and dyscalculia but I will study performing arts at university. Having a learning disability is extremely challenging! But it’s made me work harder then all the other people in my class to achieve well!!!
What i find mindbogling is how im able to remember almost every word to hundreds of songs but if you ask me to write the lyrics down id probably misspell more then half
@@ryk6207 for me personally the words aren't real words in my mind. They are sounds that connect to the following sound (the next word). Only if I think about it I will "understand" these words (I am not dyslexic but english is my second language and that's how I used to learn english lyrics) Maybe that was helpfull
@@kp782 iv Hurd that all parts of the brain light up when you sing.....because it requires multiple different functions So I can understand why it would help with memory
I had one teacher in my whole life. They recognize something and she told me I was the smartest kid she ever worked with and the smartest kid in school. I think you for saying that because that’s kept me alive all these years into those who say that people who can’t read are stupid look at the person next year that has no vision that reads or that can read you don’t understand
I was diagnosed at 7. My parents made clear to me from that day that the expectations had not changed and if that meant I had to work twice as hard as everyone else, then so be it. That was the difference for me. Education is great but you can only lead a horse to water.
I struggle with my Timetables and my writing, and when I tap in to my dyslexic brain I start to realise that there's a way of making things work seamlessly in the world 🗺
Well said Orlando! Thanks for sharing this personal experience with us. It must take a lot of courage to have done so. Great to see you are advocating this for the next generation, as well.
A lot of what he talks about sounds like ADHD. Daydreaming, in a hamster cage, creativity... ADHD and Dyslexia often come together. But I can't find any info about him maybe having ADHD.
@@PirateGirl1998 This all isn’t so far from my own experience of ASD. I often wonder if all the subtypes of neurodiversity are one giant spectrum in truth.
I could never absorb what was taught in school because it was sooooooo boring and it was like the teachers were only there for a paycheck. I had a hard time throughout all of my years of school. They need to teach teacher's how to make education fun for all ages especially little one's. If it's boring to me... I'm not moving forward at all.
To day I taking care of my mother how has dementia and it is VERY interesting to see what help me with disleksia I can help her too that is why I have my channel for her I will take family photos with old music and make a video for her. Must be with her because she feels sleepy watching. So relax she . I look at al my videos I make on the more and it help me to get time of my is 84 and she also had leukemia thanks for all
It is curious how those with disabilities describe their conditions as a gift. Michael J.Fox described his Parkinson’s Disease as a 🎁 gift in his autobiography!
please check work of harold levinson. dyslexia is something you can treat. also learning breakthrough program is probably the only brain fitness exercise product that can treat dyslexia and other disorders. good luck. make sure to do the exercises twice each day for 3 years. good luck
The set of pirates of the Carribean must have been a real nuerodivergent party
i guess I am quite randomly asking but do anyone know of a good site to watch new series online ?
@Ahmad Ronald i would suggest FlixZone. Just search on google for it =)
@Gatlin Duke definitely, I have been using Flixzone for years myself :D
@Gatlin Duke thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service :) I really appreciate it!
@Ahmad Ronald happy to help =)
Orlando and Keira both had dyslexia and went on to be Elizabeth and William to gross billions of dollars doing pirates of the Caribbean. Just because a person has dyslexia doesn’t mean they can’t be a positive to society 👍
I wish there were also more resources for adults with dyslexia
I agree. Something I am trying to do. We just become a publisher to do dyslexic friendly books for adults. as there are none. As someone who is dyslexic themselves I find it hard to understand why they are no already done and aviavle from highsteet bookshops. (we are a Indi bookshop that is dyslexic friendly - books on the Hill.)
The gift of dyslexia by Ron Davis . Changed my life 💪
@@morose_mauritz3878 dyslexia_in_adults on IG is helpful too THX
@@alphalifestyleacademy Thank you! I’ll check it out
I'm currently trying to develop something but might need some insights into your struggles.
"Passion based learning" - learning is nothing else but to observe and create and experience the world with passion and excitment. "Learning" in the academic sense of the word is very often quite the opposite
I love him, he is a good human. And I love he’s role ’‘Legolas‘‘ ❤️❤️
Orlando hit the nail.
I'm a strong case of dyslexia, but the good thing is - I'm younger than him so I was one of the first students that received treatment for it. My parents were great and pushed me in a good way. I was so bad a spelling, grammar, but I loved creating stories in my head, since I'm 4 years old. I loved story telling and creative writing. I've had such a big imagination (and lol, my teacher told me ALSO that I'Ve always looked out of the window - maybe a symptome, haha) which led me to the path I'm now.
I studied philsophy and german literature (I'm german btw) and I was doing great. Sometimes I feel that my concentration isn't the best, but I can work around it.
And like Orlando said, I can also look deeply into characters, he likes to perform these characters, I like to create them - I still do.
So pls, all of the feature parents out there: If your child is dyslexic, you HAVE to invest time! My father learned with my EVERY SINGLE DAY, even on sundays. One hour. At grade 9 I was the best student in german, in grade 13 one of the best in english (which is a very rare case for dylexic people, other languages are so damn hard). But I did it with a lot of help and love.
Your child is not stupid, it's the opposite. They are so smart, mostly talented in math. But they can turn their weaknesses around, if you help them.
I'd love to see an interview with him and Kera Knightly talking about their dyslexia shaped their experence working together. I've always found working with and talking to other dyslexics an easer and diffrent experence, the synergy of spearking to someone who thingks like you is beautifel, I'd love to hear their thoughts on it.
I can say from personal experience that being dyslexic and not having any kind of support from family and teachers is DETRIMENTAL to a child....and these scars will live with them for life
Woo, he is exactly right.
Like hearing my own life story.From the hamsters to the daydreaming.Being diagnosed with dyslexia is not the end of the world.And I do love how he puts it into perspective for others.I struggled as well for years.I've gotten to meet a few other people who shared the same struggles but they were also some of the most brightest people I've ever known.God love the man for being an optimist and seeing it in such a way to describe it as " a super power".It true my is.
I was always being caught 'daydreaming' at junior school, since then i've been diagnosed with Asperger's, which is of course a non-specific condition in comparison to dyslexia. I don't like the labels, i think there's only one spectrum, it's called The Human Condition and we're all on it. Liked and subbed :)
Thank - you.. I agree about the imagination is the super power!
This is such an inspiring video for me. I have dyslexia and dyscalculia but I will study performing arts at university. Having a learning disability is extremely challenging! But it’s made me work harder then all the other people in my class to achieve well!!!
What i find mindbogling is how im able to remember almost every word to hundreds of songs but if you ask me to write the lyrics down id probably misspell more then half
I don’t know how you remember words without spelling them in your mind.
@@ryk6207 for me personally the words aren't real words in my mind. They are sounds that connect to the following sound (the next word). Only if I think about it I will "understand" these words (I am not dyslexic but english is my second language and that's how I used to learn english lyrics)
Maybe that was helpfull
Did you know that people can remember words much better with a melody. That way people have been passing stories from generation to generation ❤️
@@kp782 iv Hurd that all parts of the brain light up when you sing.....because it requires multiple different functions
So I can understand why it would help with memory
I had one teacher in my whole life. They recognize something and she told me I was the smartest kid she ever worked with and the smartest kid in school. I think you for saying that because that’s kept me alive all these years into those who say that people who can’t read are stupid look at the person next year that has no vision that reads or that can read you don’t understand
I was diagnosed at 7. My parents made clear to me from that day that the expectations had not changed and if that meant I had to work twice as hard as everyone else, then so be it. That was the difference for me. Education is great but you can only lead a horse to water.
I struggle with my Timetables and my writing, and when I tap in to my dyslexic brain I start to realise that there's a way of making things work seamlessly in the world 🗺
Well said Orlando! Thanks for sharing this personal experience with us. It must take a lot of courage to have done so. Great to see you are advocating this for the next generation, as well.
One of the most badass actors of all time.
Such a thoughtful guy.
Thank you for this youtube chanel💞 He is so good amazing actor and Love his movies❤❤
Wonderful Channel thank you so much for all of these.
He’s the best actor ever!
The older he gets the more hotter he is aww😌😭🥺❤️ I love this guy so much Hannon le Orli for stealing my heart ❤️😭
Got a double whammy 😂 I was diagnosed with ADHD and Dyslexia at at 8yrs old back in the mid to late 90s.💁♀️
A lot of what he talks about sounds like ADHD. Daydreaming, in a hamster cage, creativity... ADHD and Dyslexia often come together. But I can't find any info about him maybe having ADHD.
I thought that too! Especially the bit about being able to "think his way through anything"
@@PirateGirl1998 This all isn’t so far from my own experience of ASD. I often wonder if all the subtypes of neurodiversity are one giant spectrum in truth.
I could never absorb what was taught in school because it was sooooooo boring and it was like the teachers were only there for a paycheck. I had a hard time throughout all of my years of school. They need to teach teacher's how to make education fun for all ages especially little one's. If it's boring to me... I'm not moving forward at all.
I need to join the cast of Pirates of the Caribbean it seems I will fit in!
are you telling me we paired up the most iconic dyslexic people in Pirates of the Caribbean and also make them our bi awakening?
Perfect! 💗💜💙
Make yourself a proud person who
doesn't need anyone.. 😉😉😉
My Orli.. 😘😘😘
To day I taking care of my mother how has dementia and it is VERY interesting to see what help me with disleksia I can help her too that is why I have my channel for her I will take family photos with old music and make a video for her. Must be with her because she feels sleepy watching. So relax she . I look at al my videos I make on the more and it help me to get time of my is 84 and she also had leukemia thanks for all
So precious ♡
This is great. Finally someone gets it 😍
It is curious how those with disabilities describe their conditions as a gift. Michael J.Fox described his Parkinson’s Disease as a 🎁 gift in his autobiography!
This was so inspirational😁😁thank you!!!
Beware. This is a wiser figure than You think...
Big walls of text make my eyes bleed its like trying to read it all at the same time not fun small blocks of text are OK just not walls of it
Am 21 now but i think i have dyslexia i try to learn really really hard but am not good at everything am slow and am a shotin 😢
Yep...
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please check work of harold levinson. dyslexia is something you can treat. also learning breakthrough program is probably the only brain fitness exercise product that can treat dyslexia and other disorders. good luck. make sure to do the exercises twice each day for 3 years. good luck
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wow he changed..
rip a whole in this hole FART
I had no clue he had dyslexia
Did they like only cast dyslexics for POTC lmfao
I mean idk if I’d agree with the stupid part since not knowing how to read and write even as an adult doesn’t exactly scream intelligence to me
This is dumb really he is not saying anything much/im dyslexic and this is not helpful to the cause!
He is not an educater trained on dyslexia; he is a guest actor who is here to tell his story and inspire others with the same condition with it.
He looks like ryan seacrest now - not an improvement.