Dyslexia Stories
- Web simulator shows a firsthand look at what it’s like to have dyslexia.
- The way that a child's brain processes consonants amid background noise may hold clues to future literary disorders or problems.
- Why do we have a natural preference for saying "blog" over "lbog"? A recent study has the answer.
- Children with learning disabilities often have short attention spans, trouble remembering, problems following directions, poor coordination, and other common difficulties.
- Playing video games may help people with dyslexia up their reading comprehension, a new study finds.
- The classical view of dyslexia has pegged two theories as possibly being at work, but now scientists say they've narrowed it down to one.
- 'Dyslexie' reduces reading errors by emphasizing the integrity and clarity of each letter, making sequences easier to follow.
- Researchers from MIT and Boston Children's Hospital examine the brain scans of kindergartners and discover a link between dyslexia and a bundle of axons in the brain.