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 Dyslexia - definition of Dyslexia in Encyclopedia
Contrary to that erroneus belief, modern research has shown that dyslexia is a condition largely inborn.
With time, science is likely to identify and classify all individual suborders with benefits to our understanding of how low-level genetic flaws can affect the wiring of the brain and enhance or reduce a particular component of human mental capacity.
At the same time, dyslexia shows that the brain exhibits a strong ability to compensate for its inborn or acquired limitations, and intense training can often result in miraculous turnabouts.
http://encyclopedia.laborlawtalk.com/Dyslexia   (2041 words)

  
 Dyslexia
Dyslexia is not a disease, but describes rather a different kind of mind that learns in a different way from other people.
As further research pinpoints the genes responsible for some cases of dyslexia, there is a possibility that earlier testing will be established to allow for timely interventions to prevent the onset of the condition and to treat it when it does occur.
It is important to teach these students using all the senses: hearing, touching, writing, and speaking, provided by an instructor who is specifically trained in a program that is effective for dyslexic students.
http://www.lifesteps.com/gm/Atoz/ency/dyslexia.jsp   (1064 words)

  
 Dyslexia - Treatment
Though the condition of dyslexia is life-long, the first step in treating the problem is early intervention.
Earlier a dyslexic child is diagnosed, easier it is for counselors to help them.
Click here to view recent discussion about Dyslexia
http://www.medindia.org/patients/patientinfo/dyslexia_treatment.htm   (227 words)

  
 H. Branch Coslett--Publications & Presentations
"Acquired Dyslexia." In HB Coslett, (ed), Special issue of Seminars in Neurology entitled, Behavioral Neurology.
"Acquired Dyslexia." In Cognitive Neuroscience: A Neurological Perspective.
(1996) "Attentional Dyslexia in Alzheimer¹s Disease: A Case Study." Cognitive Neuropsychology, 13: 205-228.
http://www.ccn.upenn.edu/people/branch_pub.html   (3157 words)

  
 Ednow.com - education news, lesson plans, curriculum, search tools
A site for parents & teachers of 1st to 6th graders, it features links to about a dozen areas on issues like ADHD, cerebral palsy, dyslexia, epilepsy, hearing impairment & deafness, & mental retardation.
The interactive guide to learning disabilities for parents, teachers & children.
The interactive guide to learning disabilities for parents, teachers, & children.
http://www.teaching.com/ednow/resources.cfm?ID=35   (716 words)

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