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Dyslexia and ATS

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posted on Aug, 27 2010 @ 05:01 PM
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I wasn't dyslexic as a child. Developed it somewhere around the age of 18 to some degree. Went off the junk foods, hfcs including all soda's, started eating a whole diet, and also took various nutritional supplements and herbs daily for a while. Now it's entirely gone. I've noticed a lot of dyslexic's are usually more creative than the average individual, and this makes sense on a very basic level. Just as they make faulty connections when perceiving or spelling at times, they also make abnormal connections when thinking.

Check this out:

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I'd suggest trying a high-dose ascorbic acid & niacin, plus a whole foods b-complex. This is what I take and it's proven to help me out tremendously in a variety of ways.



posted on Aug, 27 2010 @ 05:40 PM
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Last year I wrote a essay on Dyslexia, when i was doing my research I came across a list similar to yours only with more names. It’s really quite fascinating. I also found out that people who are dyslexic have a higher tendency to become entrepreneurs when compeered to the rest of the population.



posted on Aug, 27 2010 @ 06:30 PM
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NB4 everyone relates his learning disability to their own presonal experinces and stuff.
oh wait....
also, OP dont blame the teachers for your learning disability.
blame your choice in television shows growing up.



posted on Aug, 28 2010 @ 06:24 AM
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thank you for posting this kevinunknown.
but I bet the people who should read this dont.



posted on Aug, 29 2010 @ 02:27 PM
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Well according to the two educational psychologists who conducted my assessments TV had nothing to do with it and bad primary teaching had allot to do with it.



posted on Oct, 22 2013 @ 01:14 PM
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hmmm teaching is all about it, but as long as I remember myself, I was a super kid in junior school, in mathematics and events such us theatre, sports, agriculture, photography, video games, computers, etc. But I always hate reading, writing and stuff. Dyslexia delayed in my country so the government start taking actions for dyslexics, AFTER i finished my high school! So I had to pass all the exams and tests just few years ago! I needed the qualification for some new training.

Some people say, that dyslexia is "bad teaching", that is not true! Because when we type, I write down the half of things, that I am thinking of typing down and I have the impression that I did ! Its more like a memory gap, plus my writing is really bad looking. I have to read it, again and again and again and despite the many changes I may do in my text, its still not perfect, or I make it even worse! That is not bad teaching!

Recent studies showed that the dyslexic kids who play lots of video games, train them self's for better verbal communication and reflexes. I can confirm that uk.ign.com...

So the good teachers cannot be judged if we cannot writte properly, but mostly if we learn from them. Because we dont read at our houses... We do other stuff than reading and writing


We can also do better with ancient languages, than the modern ones...

As for high iq or the low IQ, the IQ test is not that important, Ainstain never did the test, even if they advertise that he did, so they can sell and get some bucks... IQ test is only to help you understand the differenses between normal humans / or the majority of the humans... Thats what I believe.
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posted on Oct, 22 2013 @ 01:19 PM
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Removed my post since the OP can no longer read it! So much for hanging in there.

edit on 22-10-2013 by Helious because: (no reason given)




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