In honor of International Literacy Day,
today’s post is about a learning disability called dyslexia, which makes reading
difficult. This happens because the brain is impaired in its ability to
translate images from a person’s eyes into understandable language. Having
dyslexia doesn’t mean one is unintelligent or won’t accomplish anything. Famous
people with this disorder include physicist Albert Einstein and journalist
Anderson Cooper. For more information about dyslexia, go to http://www.medicinenet.com/dyslexia/article.htm.
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