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DYSLEXIA

• By: DeAdrean Irvin

•Period. 5

•Anatomy and Physiology

symptoms-of-dyslexia.com

DYSLEXIA

Definition: Any of various reading disorders associated with impairment of the ability to interpret spatial relationships or to integrate auditory and visual information.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/dyslexia?s=t

WHY I CHOOSE DYSLEXIA

1. because this is not a disorder that someone should be embarrassed about

2. It’s a common disorder that people should know the warning signs for

3. And it can affect anyone no matter how important you are

WHO IS AFFECTED BY THIS DISORDER

*ANYONE AND EVERYONE*

WHO IS AFFECTED BY THIS DISORDER

http://www.dyslexia.com/famous.htm

Whoopi Goldberg Alexander Graham Bell

http://www.dyslexia.com/image/people/wgoldberg.jpg

Bella Thorne

Orlando Bloom Kristie Hoefer

Jeremy Jukich

Steven Wheeler

Daisha & Leigh Laron

Eric Marino

Dominik Sanders

Hannah Alter, Jaelen loche, D.J. Clayton, Jayvyn Williams, Alana Avery

SIGNS OF DYSLEXIA

reversing numbers and letters is the most common sign of dyslexia

hard for them to read on own and aloud

Hard for them to follow multiple step directions

abnormal difficulties in math

http://www.dyslexia-teacher.com/t7.html

SYMPTOMS OF DYSLEXIA

-Can test well orally but not written

- appears bright, but unable to read or write at grade level

- talented in drama, sports, music, story-telling, designing, etc.

- seems to “zone-out” or daydream often

- complains of dizziness, headaches, or stomach aces while or after reading

http://www.dyslexia.com/library/symptoms.htm

TREATMENT FOR DYSLEXIA

•The only treatment for dyslexia would be educational tools to strengthen the mind

* Medication and counseling are not used to treat this disorder*

•Best thing to do is try and catch the signs early. Catching it early in a child may even prevent reading problems in the first few years of school.

http://children.webmd.com/tc/dyslexia-treatment-overview

DYSLEXIA CASE STUDIES Bella Thorne Disorder= dyslexia actress on the hit T.V. show Shake It Up

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E46Wjj8UAO8

http://thedreamagazine.com/bella-thorne-opens-up-about-dyslexia/

DYSLEXIA CASE STUDIESName- Kristie Hoefer Disorder- dyslexia

Q. What was the hardest part of growing up and being dyslexic A. The hardest was the kids making fun of me because I couldn’t read as well as them.

Q. What did you do to make reading and writing easier on yourself?A. My parents just kept working with me. They had me read everyday

with them for at least an hour after school and just worked with me until I became comfortable with my disorder.

Q. As of today are you comfortable with your disorder. And if so what did you do to make yourself comfortable?

A. As of today yes I am very comfortable with my disorder. In the beginning my parents had me do stuff in our church to get me comfortable with talking in front of people. And also to work on my confidence they put me in dance around 4th or 5th grade. And that completely changed me and gave me more confidence than I could ever imagine.

PHYSIOLOGICAL DETAILS

-INHERRITAED FROM YOUR PARENTS-FOUND THROUGHOUT FAMILIES-OFTEN ACCOMPANIED BY LEFT-HANDEDNESS-A BUNCH OF CELLS KNOWN AS THE “ECTOPIC CELLS FAIL TO MAKE THE JOURNEY TO THE BRAINS SURFACE WHEN THE BRAIN WAS DEVELOPING IN THE FOETUS

http://www.dyslexia-parent.com/mag24.html

PHYSIOLOGICAL DETAILS ECTOPIC CELLS

ARE USUALY FOUND ON THE LEFT ON THE FORNT OF THE BRAIN THAT AREA IN PATICULAR IS A MAIN FACTOR IN OUR ABILITY TO READ


PSYCOLOGICAL DETAILS

MANGO-CELLULAR SYSTEM

DEALS WITH OUR ABILITY TO SEE MOVING IMAGES SMALLER IN THE BRAINS OF PEOPLE WITH DYSLEXIA MAKES READING HARDER


HISTORY OF DYSLEXIA

Dates back as far as the civil war patients with a head injury suddenly lost the ability to read and write In every case they noticed that the patient had a lesion or bleeding in the brain responsible for those functions http://www.dyslexiahealth.com/dyslexia-history/

http://athome.readinghorizons.com/research/images/dyslexia_diag_01.gif

HISTORY OF DYSLEXIA

•Back in the 19th and 20th century Doctors used terminology like…. * alexia, aphasia, agraphia• ”A”- at the front of a word means away in Latin• “A-lexia”= roughly translating to “ away from words”• “A-graphia”= roughly translating to “ away for writting”

http://www.dyslexiahealth.com/dyslexia-history/

DAILY LIFE

1. it changes the way a person comprehends everything2. it affects their ability to read and write 3. their ability to take multi. Step directions 4. in some their ability to drive5. in some their ability to dance 6. and some just cant handle the pressure of not being like

everyone else in the world. Or even like the people in their classrooms

SOCIAL IMPACT- NEGATIVE

• uncomfortable• like your less than everyone else• that your stupid • that not smart • or you can even feel like you shouldn’t even be in school

SOCIAL IMPACT- POSITIVE

• feel as if you can do anything you want• still a social butterfly • makes you feel special and one of a kind

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