Dsyxleia si a leanrign disrodre thta inovles difificluty raedng deu to prbolesm iednityfing spech suonds and leanrign how they rleate ot leters and wodrs (dcodeing). Aslo caleled raednig dsibility, Dsyxleia afefetcs araes of the brain thta prcosese lnaguage.

A neurological disorder which makes a person struggle to read and write.
Dyslexics are often creative, funny, resorceful, helpful and sensitive. They are often cautious when making freinds/with friends or with in relationships as they are scared of being hurt or left. They are also very smart. They have good recall and understand alot of things. They learn in a fun way with helps the information stay and also means they use different techniques when revising.
They may need extra help reading and copying in class from there peers but are often to afraid to ask so offer to help if they look like they need it. They are also quiet in class as they are afraid of being chosen to read or awnser a question but with there peers that can be loud and confident.

A word made so difficult to spell for people who have it...

1. When words refuse to make sense in your head.

Is a reading and Writing disorder that millions of people live with. Dyslexia is mostly found out of 1 and 5 kids.

.t'nsi yllautca ti nehw lamron yltcefrep si ecnetnes siht taht skniht nosrep a hcihw ni noitidnoc A

Dyslexia isn't something that you can get rid in a week it's something that takes hours of hard work and fustration some people use it as an advantage of getting out of stuff then go home and moan about how they won't include you.

I had about 3 hours of tutoring a day before school during recess and lunch after school it did help a lot as much as I hated it. It is something that is a mental problem and stays with you your entire life from your first day of life to the last day.

If you make a mistake in front of everyone people forget about it and a true friend would stand up for you.

Every dyslexia person has there own special dyslexic talent use that as an advantage.

This is all coming from a dyslexic student.

I have dyslexia and it is a lot more than just getting numbers and letters mixed up. your brain also learns in a completly different way. for example i almost failed the first grade because i could not read. my teacher told my parents that if i could not read on a first grade level by the end of the summer she was going to have to fail me. my parents then took me to a psychologist and she diagnosed me with Dyslexia and ADD. my parents found a tutor that knew how to teach kids with dyslexia, and in 2 months i was on a 4th grade reading level. it also effects my spelling. small words such as it i forget how to spell. I am now in the 11th grade have a 4.5 GPA i am taking college classes and i am in the top 6% of my class.

Dyslexia is way more then just letters, words and numbers; and you can never get rid of it, it says with you the rest of you life. I'm dyslexic, have been for my my whole life; i have to admit is sucks ass but it some times has it benefits. I get extra time on tests and get to use tools to help me with homework. Now I know some of u use the dyslexia or dyslexic it describe someone stupid; "now imagine your in english class, the teacher asks you to read out loud to the class. You start to read but then panic because you do not knew how to say the next word or the word after that. The class is looking at you as you try to figure out the word; someone finally says the word out loud but what about the other words. . ."
The is what dyslexics go through everyday of there life because reading is such am important part of our daily lives, and if you can't read very well life starts to get even harder. Then signs on the road on the freeway become difficult; signing papers reading business letters becomes hard. Then along come the people that might be like you; they mock the the ones that can't read, call them stupid. Then you say "oh that's so dyslexic," saying to them that the disorder they have makes them stupid. You may it not that important but to them it is very important, they lose self esteem; i remember back in grade school i never wanted to go to school because the kids would laugh at me. It all hurt so much to me. So the next time you get ready to say "That was so dyslexic," think about that many people you may be hurting and put yourself in their shoes. Because a dyslexic's life is already difficult without you making fun of them. :)