true or false
Dyslexic people see letters floating and flipping backwards.
False, language problem not an eye problem.
two primary language skills impacted by dyslexia.
people with dyslexia struggle to match words that end with the same?
sound, rythme.
people with dyslexia excel at what creative school subject.
Art
thing that processes language.
the brain
Dyslexia has to do with a persons IQ score.
False
what organ in the body processes words differently In a dyslexic person.
The brain
why do people with dyslexia not like to read out loud.
they sound choppy or slow.
Big picture thinking helps solving these.
problems or puzzles.
it is passed down through these biological units.
genes.
You can get dyslexia from people around you.
false
how can you get dyslexia?
genetics from you parents.
lowercase letter that are easy to mix up with dyslexia.
b and d
career people with dyslexia are good at involving houses and structures.
architecture.
left side.
dyslexia is common affecting 1 in 5 people.
true
what is it called when people break down words to read them out loud.
sounding out
common words like the and said are called these.
sight words.
what do people with dyslexia have to have. (four letter word)
grit
linguistic term means identifying and manipulating individual sounds in spoken words.
phonological awareness.
dyslexia can make you mix up left and right.
true
scientific word that means the brain can rewrite its pathways through practice.
neuroplasticity.
dyslexic students excel at this skill.
listening comprehension.
part of the brain has to deal with reading.
left hemisphere.
term describes the brains ability to rewire pathways through targeted ready training.
neuroplasticity.