See dyslexia differently
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2018
- This animation seeks to preempt misconceptions among young audiences by shedding light on the real challenges dyslexic children face whilst also acknowledging their strengths and potential.
A supporting teaching resource can be found here: bit.ly/2ovAKnw
It was created by the British Dyslexia Association with funding from the DfE alongside the dyslex.io mobile first website to support dyslexic people and to encourage people to 'See dyslexia differently'.
The animation was created by Studio Tinto.
I got diagnosed with dyslexia at 12, my school thought i wouldn’t go far. At 15 they said i had no hope at passing any gcses; i passed all with b’s and c’s. At 16, after my GCSEs I decided to take english A level (along with 2 others), i passed with a B grade despite teachers pleading me not to even consider taking it as one of my A level subjects. Now im working as a TA in a primary school and im so proud of how far I have come. So what i have to use a dictionary to help me spell or that I cant read out loud to the children. I use my lack of organisation and word jumbling up in my favour, its almost a joke to my family and those who know me well. I want to inspire any of them who may be struggling as I never had a positive role model like that. Don’t let dyslexia stop you!
Beth thanks a lot for sharing your story..it really make me think again about many things..good job wish you the best 👏👍🌹
This is a lovely story you really do try hard..and look where you are a TA that is great!..💗 👏🏻
Beth This is great, I wish their were more teachers like yours.
I got diagnosed with the dyslexic in first grade and I stayed behind so I figure out more and understand
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READING & WRITING MAY BE MY WEAKNESS BUT CREATIVITY IS MY DYSLEXIC STRENGTH
Vinnie Bentley same it made me feel like i had dyslexic. Or i maybe do idk😂🤦🏽♂️ but i do all the building and taking apart and everything
Same here
how did you not spell dyslexia wrong
my sister has dyslexia and she always spelled it like dyxlesia
It is it keeps me calm
@@Ioneenknow0 you take up to 10mins on one word
I have dyslexia and I love taking watches apart jus to re-build them again. I also like building stuff without the instructions 😂
* Gaming with Floof * lol
You are the only person like me no instructions!!!! Idk who you are but you made my feel less lonely thanks!!!!!!!
U alr made it by texting correctly
Same here. I love dismantling my 7 by 7 rubix cube just to put it back together again.
Ikea is like. Try me.
Creativity is a gift and imagination is a blessing. I used to see being different as a bad thing but now I know it is a good thing. Always just be you. It is the hardest lesson I have learnt myself as Dyslexic, Dyspraxic and Dyscalulic. Don't let others make you feel bad because you are just being yourself. We are worth it. 🙂💖 Never forget that.
Excellent animation that will help many children, including their parents and teachers. Thank you all for making this happen.
I agree.
I've been struggling with finding the best book, video, resource, etc. to show to my 9-year-old son when we tell him, "You have dyslexia". There are books out there, but wouldn't it be kind of ironic to introduce your child to their dyslexia using a medium that they find so distressing?!
My son seems to love gaining information from video, like famous dyslexic, Ben Foss, wrote about in his book. It's pictures and audio play to their strengths. So I was looking for a video to appeal to kids that would explain not only their weaknesses but also their strengths, much like the information found in the amazing book, The Dyslexic Advantage.
There are so many things I love about this video! One amazing subtle aspect is that there is very minimal text so the story is told in pictures. You would think this would be a given, but many videos I've found actually include a lot of text. They describe many of the main difficulties but end on the strengths, which is what dyslexic kids really need to know. (They most likely already know their weaknesses.) They even incorporate a little humor, which is helpful, because, hey, if we can't laugh about dyslexia a little bit, we may just end up crying all the time. I was so excited to find this great resource! Thank you British Dyslexia Association!!!
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Tell him to face it with happiness and with a thinking that his creativity is his strength
The book, Fish in a Tree! :)
How is he doing now? I hope he is doing great in school. School is not the most important thing in the world but self-esteem can probably be that. Try and help him if you feel like he is slipping. Butt don't just show the answer show him in a way so he can learn what it means as you wrote in pictures and videos. I hope for your son's best. God bless you.
I am a 35 year old dyslexic that has been contemplating making a UA-cam channel about how I got past HS, collage and now working toward my own business. This video is inspiring and I’m going to start putting out videos bc of it! Thank you
Being dyslexic, I feel so appreciated right now 😁
Same
I am happy someone finally made this.
Same
me too I feel like I am dyslexic but my mom says I'm being overdramatic and won't take me to the doctors
@@sunraen I mean there is a high percentage of people with dyslexia. It's possible, respectfully I think that it dismissing people and saying they are overdramatic will not help anyone, I think it's worth going to a specialist psychologist or if your in school asking your school about it. Because getting help and looking into it really does help. Even if you're not dyslexic, there might be strategies that a dyslexic person may use that might help you. It's a shame she said that..
Dyslexia is a superpower not a curse
a gift not a curse?
Nah dyslexia sucks. Reasons dyslexia sucks for me. Got held back, got made fun of when I read in front of the class, got pulled out of class every day to try to help me, using auto correct for 1 in every 5 words, homework takes 2x as long as it would take a normal person , I even skipped school/class because I knew I have to read or work with a group because I thought they would make fun of me. I try to keep it a secret from friends even though I’m really close to them. I’m not good at any subject even math. Spending hours after school to get specialized help. No, dyslexia can’t be cured is not a disease. Even a teacher asked me that because he was annoyed that I asked to many questions. yes the left and right thing I still mess up to this day. BTW I’m 16. So in conclusion dyslexia has been a burden for me and others around me and is not superpower at all. 👍
On a good note though, I just transferred to a private school where everyone has a learning disability. The geometry teacher here is dyslexic so this will be interesting.
OMG how do you start by saying you are dyslexic and the right all of that!!!???? btw yes, I am dyslexic and I can think of righting all of that I wold die
@@CarsonHaleSchuddeboom ikr
It's both
I got diagnosed with dyslexia at six at school. I’m really lucky to go to a school where things like this is recognised. I feel really sorry for people who are called dumb every day at school because dyslexia isn’t recognised
I really wish I wasn’t dyslexic, people in school make me feel as if I don’t deserve the exams results I get because I have a scribe and extra time in exams.
I think everyone who has dyslexia feels that they do not want to be dyslexic at some point. I have very severe dyslexia and depraxia and had the same problem when I was in school. I got bullied because I didn't understand things and was called stupid for that. You deserve those exam results, things will get better for you. 😊
No one at my school knows, but i still do that to myself. I know I have a valid reason and all, but I never take the extra help because to myself I’m saying I don’t deserve what I don’t get on my own.
@@samanthaonce5478 It depends if you have severe dyslexia. I have mild I think and I'm doing pretty great. But if they never found out about it I would maybe be in a lower grade by now. I am 16 btw.
If you have severe or normal dyslexia you really need it tho. You will probably put more effort into your work too. Talk with your teachers if it's too easy for you.
Don't worry just remember dislexic people have changed the world
Too many distraction and stimuli can be even more difficult because we see everything at once and upside down. I felt so alone and like I was inferior, but living with dyslexia has taught me to love myself for who I am. I have my own way, and it's the best way for me. Thank you this video.
I think I’ve got dyslexia I was feeling so down I watch this video it lifted me from my depression now I consider myself special I’m in special dyslexic club and I hope to share with the world that I can be a bonus not a tragedy welcome to my world I see it so differently now thank you ever done this video thank you
In elementary school when I was first diagnosed I was just happy that I didn’t have to take the spelling quizzes but if I think back to it I can still the remember the feeling I got when I still had to do them and I would get it back with a 0 on it. I remember the humiliation I felt while everyone else talked about how easy it was and I sat there feeling like an absolute idiot. After that my mum took a course and then became a tutors, which I get she did to help me but now she tutors other kids as a job and I can’t help but feel a little used. Like my achievements aren’t mine but hers because she tells the people she tutors about how well I’m doing even tho I have dyslexia, and I get and am happy that it gives them hope but As stupid as it may sound it makes me feel like I was given it, not because work hard to get it. I have also told almost no one at my high school that I have dyslexia. I didn’t plan on this when I started high school but then I got scared of that look of pity, god that look kills me, so I told no one other then my closest friends. This year though my teacher casually mentioned that SHE has dyslexia, which I’m so proud of her for telling us but when she said it I heard the whispers. They weren’t mean or anything but they were talking about someone, I didn’t catch the name but they said something along the lines of ‘doesn’t so and so have that’ and I get it they were just talking but that proved to me part of what I was afraid of, if I tell people then Ill be that kid they were talking about when they heard the word dyslexia. I’ll be thought of as a part of my disability and they will think I am less capable and I have not worked my butt off to be that kid with dyslexia who needs extra help. Now I don’t have a problem with getting help when I need it but people assuming I need it makes me feel terrible especially when I’ve worked so hard to get to where I am. But worst of all, worse then people thinking less of me, is that pitying look that you know has good intentions but that makes you feel like something that needs to be saved, something that cant make it on its own and just something that need pity.
Just stay strong and don't care if they feel pity. And do challenging things.
I have severe dyslexia and this made me very happy thanks
Good luck.
"Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid." Our differences are a strength.
I 'm dyslexic (diagnosed). I managed to finish my studies at the university. It took me more time, had to work harder then others but that is ok. I can understand how something works or how it is made in seconds and I can fix a lot of things with no instructions. Learned english by myself. I speak 4 languages total, I read really fast adn understand everything I read in 3 of them. I read books with no effort and I really enjoy it. I am able to help my children in studying their homework (6th grade), what if I need to check every single words I need to write and go quite slowly or have to uncover the letters of a word one by one to be sure I tell them to my children in the wright order? I deeply understand maths and science so I can explain it to them better then any teacher they had till now and I did that for my friends children too. Who cares if the way they do maths have changed complitely? My gift of dyslexia helps me understand it. Dyslexia has made my life difficult in many ways and easier in a lot of other ways. An early diagnosis helps a lot :). Good luck to everyone and never forget that our different way of thinking helps us find solutions in problems other people can't, just like they find in things we can't!
I didn't knew much about dyslexia, till now that one of my friend told me about it, well I had really hard time while I was at school, my family used to take me to different schools punish me and so many horrible things happened in my life while I was in school, I once tried to commit suicide when I was in 10th grade, I had difficulty reading three languages which are mostly common in Afghanistan which is Persian, Pashto and English, there's a lot of things for saying, thanks to this UA-cam channel for opening people's mind about people with dyslexia and thanks to auto directory for helping me writing this comment
Best of luck man. I really hope you are feeling good now. Computers are also amazing tools for dyslexic people.
Really love this...used it with a pupil recently, and he found it really useful. It enabled him to tell adults about the parts that resonated with him so they were able to understand more about how dyslexia impacted on him. Thank you, BDA for an excellent resource which I shall be recommending to children/young people and their families and professionals too.
I got diagnosed at 6 and now I’m in the top 1% in the world in maths,geography, history and more. I couldn’t read till the 3rd grade, however I used my weakness to a strength and it worked.
Thank you for making this, so when ever someone says "oh your just stupid" I'll whip out this video. Also thanks.
Yes am glad I saw this I have dislexea and I thought I was stupid but I am glad I saw this I feel better about myself
*Dyslexia, I have it too and it honestly took me 10 minutes to spell *faught and even autocorrect couldn't tell what I was trying to type
*fought
@@lk_the_witch4878 why are you-
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Brilliant video. I watched with my 8 yr old son as his first introduction to Dyslexia. We are saving to him diagnosed. Its brilliant, well explained. Thankyou.
I can totally relate to this as I don't have the 'common dyslexic problems' I get the blurry effect on some days. When I write I write in a fist grip to help my writing be neater. I get head aches while working. I have a love and hate relationship with reading. It gives me like sea sickness but then I enjoy knowledge. But I have low concentration. If I am not kept busy I will start doodling tapping with my fingers. Daydreaming etc. I struggle to hear what someone says with loads of background noises. I can hear the word oreo and think they said lollie. I still can't so the alphabet, vowels or tie my shoes laces right. I ain't good at catching unless it's a big ball or most team sports. It took till I was 6 for me to finally get reading. I still struggle with spelling I couldn't spell simple words until I was 7. I still can't do all my time tables but I do try hard. I still can't do left or rights without visualising my hand being held in an l shape and even then it took a while for me to see the l shape. I write with a fist grip and without looking most of the time as it causes me to get a headache. I am seen as a tpee (nerd) as I try really hard and seem really smart. But I fail in maths because of times tables and I see numbers and words that are not there. If I get something I can zoom through something really fast. But if I don't I lose concentration and start doodling, talking or daydreaming.
Tathat its oot lajng
sorry for your suffering but I really find what you wrote very important and useful..thank you for sharing🙏🌷
I can relate too my dude except for the maths, reading and spelling
Well now I’m ok and good but this comment deserves more likes
I’m 13, and was diagnosed w dyslexia & ADD, along w other things I can’t spell a couple weeks ago. I’ve spent last few weeks being told what I can’t do anymore, I can’t take a foreign language course, or take tests in the classroom, & I’m being taken out of classes I’ve been in since kindergarten. I have to start taking meds and get therapy and my life has sorta been flipped.
But I just wanted to say thank you because it’s videos like this ones that remind me of what I can do :)
You could try UA-cam to language a foreign language Graman good. Your school should not be saying that you can't do this thats discrimination 🙂
You can achieve whatever you want in life you just have to fight for it. And remember if it's really hard don't be afraid of asking for help.
How is life going right now. Are you still on meds and therapy? Are you doing better or worse?
I'm diagnosed dyslexic and I think I have dyspraxia, dysgraphia, autism ADHD, ADD and sensory processing disorder, insomnia and schizophrenia ( and possibly anxiety and OCD)
I was diagnosed with dyslexia at the age of 10 and my mum was NOT surprised because i mostly struggled in english .
And i thought everyone would judge me and i was wrong. the teachers were so nice and i felt so much better. And yes i used my overlays to write this.
Sometimes when people talk to me everything they say goes straight over my head and when they’re finished talking, I have no idea what they were just talking about. Also when I read books/ articles etc... I have to reread each phrase more than 4 times to just try and understand what it means. It makes like really difficult sometimes! It’s weird because I was in all academic classes at school! Now I’m 21 and I’m seriously wondering if I have dyslexia?? What do I do?? It’s extremely frustrating not being able to read properly especially because I want to study to become a Paramedic. Also the other day I was in the car with my family and it took me a solid half an hour to send a text message that was about half as long as this message! It took me so long because I had to keep reading through it and every time my family would talk I’d have to start again because I got distracted so easily and I find it really hard to concentrate. Do I have dyslexia?
Also I’m science class in school everything went over my head and i’d just look around or imagine things totally irrelevant!
thanks for Myro but i hope you will find more answers to your questions..ask google
Myro Tsiakkirou Thanks yeah I was thing ADHD but I'm quite chill as well
Marie Tupou I have both dyslexia and ADHD and from your description it sounds like ADHD or ADD
HI, I had well sometimes still have the same problem when talking to people. If they say many things at once I usually stay on the second. But there is hope. I found if you pratice meditation or some kind of mindfullness you get your mind to listen more and it helps to find ways to organize yourself (study, thoughts..). Create a system to study ... find ways to practice cause dislexic people might have problems with words or sounds but with action and movement they don't. That's why they are doers. Don't be afraid to try even the strange things. It might be strange to others but perfect to you.
Me...did my all shcooling without knowing that I am dyslexic, found out when I was working as teacher with 32 years old. Today ilustrator. Don't stop trying new aways to help yourself.
Thank you for this. I've been wondering how to tell my daughter in a positive way why it is she's struggling with the things she struggles with. I don't want her to think she's broken, less than, or give her a reason not to keep working as hard as she is. I will sit with her and watch this. She is such a lovely girl, she will change the piece of world around her.
This made me feel so good and know that other people have to same struggles and strength
I almost cried
Idk if you still remember this video but idk if I have dyslexia. I’m 17 but I feel like I have it but I was not diagnosed. When I read passages, I tend to lose where I am. Like I skip a line or reread the line on accident, so I have to use my finger to help me. I also read words that I have heard before but I can’t really say it until a teacher helps me. I also have terrible grammar. My friends always tell me this, but like when I’m typing or writing the word down I say it in my head thinking I wrote it down but I never did. Another thing is I can’t describe anything. My parents or teachers ask me how I did something and I can’t desrcibe it. I try to but it doesn’t come out the way I want it to. My English grade is terrible. Suppose to be in B track but I overwrited it and when into A track (normal English)
Hi, I am a medical doctor and a dyslexic.
I was never been properly diagnosed with dyslexia until i learnt about it in medical school. Growing up, i was always slower compared to my siblings and friends academically. I only able to start reading at 8 years old after my school teacher personally give me extra classes to teach me how to read and I'm really grateful that i have such a supportive teacher.
Now, I still struggle to read (i take at least double the amount of time of normal people to read), write, typing, memorising sequence and easily confuse between right/left. But that doesn't mean that i can be a great doctor or person. Being a dyslexic doesn't mean we are lesser than the other. We are just built differently and can be successful just like other people. Don't let dyslexia stop you!
too many important information in very atractive simple way..thanks a lot🙏👏👍🌷
Great video that shows differences that adults and children can understand. My child has dyslexia and struggles with her spelling as she often writes her letters and numbers backwards. She has worked very hard at this through repetition and has improved drastically great video to raise awareness as a parent I definitely appreciate this.
Very nicely done. Thanks for sharing this with us.
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This is the best video that I have seen on dyslexia! Love the animation!
Nice wording in this video! Really helps me understand dyslexia!
Dyslexia is the ability to move BEYOND Lexis ( words in Greek) and experience 3D Life through a Multileveled, Cosmic Perspective. It moves the human race thinking forward and what is more, is that the dyslexic brain has a HEART of 'WE' that guides its genius. I LOVE DYSLEXIA!
This will sound nuts to people who are not dyslexic but it's so true!
This is a wonderfully affirming video. Thank you very much for posting it.
I have dislexia im not good at speling or maths i only no time tables 12345 and 9 but im good at alot of other things so if you do have dislexia you ar still smart you just lern in a difrent way
Ps alot of famos people ar dislecic 😗😗😗😗
Not to hate, it is my fault (I am dyslexic). But I was trying to reed and my eyes went 😳➡️↘️⬅️↪️↩️🔀↔️🔽↗️↪️⤴️🔃
its really embarrassing for me tho bc i some how struggle to know my 2x tables but ik other times table that are alot harder to learn and am like 😒😭
This is so great and I’m so happy for u but I have dyslexia and I hate that phrase “ you just learn a different way” I don’t know if that’s just me, but it just frustrates me so much.
P.s sorry for the negativity I just wanted to share just in case someone else feels the same
I really wish more people understood dyslexia for what it was. I've always been confused with my lefts and rights, always held a pencil a slightly strange way, my favourite activity as a kid was playing with lego. I could visualise sets and how to make them. I loved taking things apart like walkmans, record players, furniture and toys to see if I could learn how they fitted together and rebuild them. I was a fine student who loved reading until I started secondary school, with the number of subjects and work I crumpled, became more and more disorganised and frustrated.
At the start, I thought I was smart, at age 10 I'd read every book in the children's and teen section of my small local library. Every famous five book, every Percy Jackson, every Anthony Horowitz. I loved classics like Great expectations and Sherlock Holmes.
But by the time I finished secondary school I had read 5 books total in a year (all for classes). I was constantly frustrated at my ability in school. Everything I did seemed to take me longer. In those seven years, I skipped the majority of all my homework, only doing the really crucial ones I needed. And every homework was late.
I blamed myself, though I was lazy, and I grew depressed and angry.
My sister was never a reader, and my parents decided to get her screened for dyslexia.
I thought there was something wrong with me. I asked to be screened too. My dad told me there was no chance I was.
But I knew I struggling and something was wrong, and besides Percy Jackson had dyslexia, and I always found that character very relatable, he seemed to share some of my traits and frustration.
I told my dad that I should be screened too, and he eventually agreed. The funniest part was that my dad was a trained specialist in special educational needs. I'd always shown signs looking back, but they were never recognised because if I was a decent reader I couldn't possibly be dyslexic.
But my gut was right. The screener showed indicators. I was finally diagnosed at 19 with dyslexia.
I've got so much help and support on my course now. It's still frustrating sometimes, and I'm still quite disorganised, but compared to the feelings of inadequacy among my peers for years, it's a massive relief knowing.
I'm always very open about it, on one hand, I've had close friends who haven't understood and asked why I'm still studying if I'm struggling, but I also have friends who have listened when I explained some of the smaller lesser-known parts of dyslexia. I'm usually the driver and struggle when someone tells me to turn left or right, always hesitating. My friends understand this and have helped by putting a hand out to show me the direction or tapping different sides in front of them. It's all small things but I love them so much for trying to help me when I explain what I'm finding difficult.
Well done video! It was a eye-opener for me.
So glad things like this exist for young people so they can at lest understand a bit better. I have no doubt it’s still a very hard road to travel, but my hope is that it is at least a little less difficult than it has been for me.
Yeah, the modern school system in Sweden at least has gotten much better.
That's really nice of you! =)
Great summary of what dyslexia is.
THANK YOU FOR THIS. THIS IS ENLIGHTENING!!
Very beautiful minds
So pleased to have found this fab video to show to my recently diagnosed 8yr old, thank you :-D
Thanks, I needed this video. Im kind of getting through a hard time being dyslexic and I was depressed. Im not able to do things the way others are doing, so the only person who steps behind is me. I really hate working in groups or studying too much.
Thanks for sharing its really help us alot
Sir Winston Churchill was a dyslexic I had letters from him when I was a child when I heard he also had difficulties learning.
I have dyslexia since birth but there a lot of side effects that others don’t know about much.But creativity is my strength as a dyslexic.
Great animation, thank you!
This makes me feel so happy
Thank you, soo much.
I was never "diagnosed" or was told I have dyslexia. I recently found out when a friend of mine told me after I told her that I sometimes mix up the letters b and d, o and a, j and g, and others too, but for some reason, I can mix up numbers too. Like 1 and 9, or sometimes, I mix up a 2 for another number. Are the numbers part normal for a person with dyslexia?
Yes my friend is dyslexic and number can be confusing too
Numbers can be Dyscalulica too. Balance is Dyspraxia.
yess I mix up numbers so often
I was diagnosed at 7 and was one of two in my year with it, the school kept taking us out of classes to make us do extra english but I hated this because it made me feel diffrent and not as good as everyone else I went on to qute will in my GCSEs but did bad in my A levels and went to a poor univercity through clearing but left after a year I then got a job in IT and managed to get several profetional qualifications and I am now studing at a top 20 UK uni so don't give up and I didn't check my spelling so it was real
I just found out that I am Dyslexic After going through Life filling dumb, Inadequate, Abandoned. Divorced from 10 years of marriage with two boys, I am now fighting to get on my feet, a place of my own for 50/50 Custody over my boys. It is killing me to not be able to hold my boy, to talk to my boys, and wake up in the morning from them jumping on my bed. I am writing a Manga comic about my life, wrapped in fiction to help me vent my frustration. I have graduated high school bin to college. I am a Whole life fashion designer of 20 years, graphic artist for 15 years & animator for 2 years. Is there anyone out there that can help Me organize my life? o yea and i am ADD
Learnt alot in a few minutes
I used to score 0 and now I am one of the top graded students in my class.. This makes my parents think that I overcame my dyslexia. But that isn't true. I forget the spelling all the very time, I forget the sums my brother made me understand just 10 mins ago, it takes me a at least 2 days to understand just one lesson. But for others it's quick and easy. Yes I am into drawing
But my loved ones don't really appreciate it.. What should I do? Have a career in those things where I struggle or in which I feel light and easy
but how could you be in first graded?
This video is perfect and just what my daughter needed to hear and see! Thank you so much🙏🏼💕
Top animation! do you have it in french to share it? thanks
great job
Please may you tell me the programe using to make this vedio
I haven’t told anyone at my high school that I have dyslexia, it’s not that they wouldn’t understand or bully me, it’s just that I can’t stand the look I know their going to give me. Their going to give me a look of shock then pity and I hate that look of pity so much, it’s because of that look that I will be constantly afraid of them thinking less of me or giving me less work. But the thing I hate the most is that I can use it as an excuse, if I get a bad test I can say “I have dyslexia so...” and people will just nod like yeah that makes sense and that sickens me. At the beginning of this year my teacher mentioned she had dyslexia and when ever she writes she says bare with me I have dyslexia and it makes me want to scream. I get that’s it’s supposed to be an explanation not an excuse but to me it always sounds like what I try so hard to avoid doing.
love this so much so cute and most informational video for dyslexia ive ever seen and very helpful for me too thank you
Thanks for this amazing video. Made me feel positive about my 5 years old son, he is very creative, polite, diligent, but he cant memorize letters and numbers.
He's going to have a good life knowing that he is not dumb, he just learns differently. I'm 65 and just learned why I can't spell, write a letter or read more than a short article. The schools put me through hell as a kid. Your son will do much better!
how amazing!
I actually love this video. It will help so many children that have dyslexia like me a 16-year-old boy. Thank you British Dyslexia Association. My only question who invented the word dyslexia and why did they make it so hard to spell. It's for people that have a harder time spelling.
Lmao I love your question, another 16 y/o too here!
they just added to our torcher.
Some times I get sad when I have it but then I watch this and I’m happy
I have dyslexia and I thy and hide it from other people but when I seen this is know that I can be whatever I want to be in life and no one can tell me that I can't do I just learn different that's all
Great video!
imagine you're fighting the world for 31 long years just to be normal and accomplish a dream .
and find out you have dyslexia and it is the obvious reason you are not able to accomplish it
and that you are not like other people in a good way
damn... this vid probably changed my life
long time im traying to learn lot of stuff with no results
ive always been vary good with mechanics electronics and diy stuff
it drove me crazy how im so damn good with this stuff and worst then 5yo in other things
same for me and i just learned I'm dyslexic at age 64, life hasn't been easy.
YAAAYYY TYSM FOR TELLING ME :) I FEEL SO MUCH LESS INSECURE ABOUT BEING DYSLEXIC:D
This made me feel better about having dislexa I sometimes feel alone and upset about having dislexa but I'll remember dislexic people have changed the world
Love this video
Thank
Hi, excellent animation, thank you. I' m a french socialworker, and i'm looking for a french translation of your video. Is it possible ?
That scream at 1:18 = me
Thanks for the video it realy helpd
I was diagnosed with dyslexia when I was like 3 and I only learned to read when I was in first grade and now I also have A.D.D so it’s getting worse and I’m goin 7th grade soon ;-; I can even do meh sports day and it’s tmr cause of my asthma I also get made fun off in school cause I can’t pronounce simplest words correct or say the wrong word and when I’m learning different languages I suffer like crazy not knowing the simplest words like how are you or so
How are you doing now? Have you gotten any extra help from the school because you have a right to it. And if you haven't gotten any help please talk to your parents or a teacher and say that you need extra help for example English and math.
I have ADHD and dyslexia and it’s really hard I’m taking medicine for my adhd for the first time tomorrow and am nervis 😣
Very nice....
For a relatively new video, I believe that the term 'people with dyslexia' is a more appropriate term than saying 'dyslexic people'. From listening to the video, the British Dyslexia Association are putting the disability before the person rather than the person first and the disability second. Nobody should be defined by their disability. We should aim to use more inclusive language such as a 'wheelchair user', 'a person with a visual impairment', 'a girl with a hearing impairment' etc!
Thanks guys so much
thank you for make me feel special
i didnt find out i had dyslexia until i was 20 years old i struggled threw school as a child but no one picked up on it until i was in further education and on a college course where the tutor had someone come in and screen us for dyslexia ever since i have used pink paper to write on and 2 different coloered overlays to help me read and i have to write in blue ink only and the font on the paper needs to be size 18
i still get embaressed tho because im the only one in my class who uses overlays and pink paper
Can I know the material that is useful for dyslexia students.?
What are the material I can by in USA ?
🍃This is the best video i have seen so far 💚
I got dinosaur with dyslexia when I was nine I’m 12 now and teachers they find amazing ways to teach me
Hi every one who have dyslexia, i'm dyslexic too...nice to see this video...gummmaaaa
Great video
Thank you
great video
The more videos I watch, the more I think "oh that's me", but never actually diagnosed.
I don’t know if I have dyslexia yet but my family has it they only picked it up in year six my life yearned up side down 😕
Most of these things are exactly me
Respect dyslexic kids
Because they're secretly trained kids who were descended from gods and live in a summer camp with different creatures and monsters....
Dyslexia is a real thing affecting 5-10% of the world's population. Albert Einstein, Thomas Edison, Tom Cruise, Pablo Picasso, Richard Branson, and Steven Spielberg (among many others) are famous dyslexics. There are many studies on Dyslexia. If you'd like to read some, I could send you a few or you could google them yourself, your choice. But it is a serious thing that can trigger anxiety and depression among most dyslexics because of the lack of confidence we grow up with. Please don't bash something you know nothing about. It's like saying your family is a bunch of a**holes, when in reality, I know nothing about them.
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@@lk_the_witch4878 they meant don't believe the dyslexics being gods thing...
Vanella Icecream your reply made me laugh cause I say that to my friends a lot since I have dyslexia and I’m Greek
I have dyslexia and I love it
didn't know i have dyslexic traits untill i've watched this video. i'm undiagnosed.
damn i have a dislexia and im trying to read books every day,im getting tricky while reading the big mistakes are in my paragraphs english isnt my main language anyway when i tried to write a paragraph about somthing i do alot of mistakes in a moment im bored about this issue my country cant be helpful to me my parents are getting sad when i got bad marks in my school
I have a lot of trouble understanding how someone could literally see the words moving all around the page as my friend's child explained recently. She says she sees the words moving upsidedown and turning backwards.She seems to mean it literally. I have no issue understanding having poor reading comprehension, as I have a lot of trouble reading and retaining Japanese kanji or Korean. I can relate to it in that sense. I don't really grasp the literally seeing things moving that aren't moving, though. I wonder if anyone can explain that aspect of it to me a little bit better. Google searches don't seem to bring up a lot of info about that specifically; they usually just have general blurbs about how dyslexia affects reading comprehension. I'm more fascinated by the actual experience of seeing words tossing around the page.
dyslexiarf.com/kak-vidyat-lyudi-s-disleksiej/
I think in every country in the world should have assisted technology for adult people with dyslexia help read and write mandatory. In school, All kind of libraries, courthouses, State House, government buildings, trade schools, organizations that help you find jobs, Banks, credit union colleges. I believe we got far in with helping dyslexia people but not enough for the adults that's dealing with it everyday