Benefiting From Your Dyslexia: Adversity Makes You Rethink

Submitted by Judy Hanning on Thu, 2017-07-20 16:00
Dyslexic students have mentioned that they face many difficulties. The adversity they encounter might make them reconsider certain ideas. Students are interviewed to get their take on the condition itself. They mention a few intriguing ideas about having Dyslexia as a student. Learn more about their perspective as they move forward.
These students have offered insight in to Dyslexia itself. They know what it is like to face school with the diagnosis. Adversity has challenged their perspective on life and even education. Young people have always struggled, but Dyslexia adds a new challenge for them to overcome. But they will rethink their perspective and be ready for anything that comes along.
Author ” I don’t like to let my dyslexia be an excuse for why I can’t do anything or go anywhere or achieve anything. I f anything that’s the opposite the adversity has come with this ability to learn things in my own way”

Key Takeaways:

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The speaker states you should not let Dyslexia be an excuse for not achieving your goals.
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With Dyslexia, you have to use your instincts and develop your own skill set to solve problems.
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The speaker feels a great sense of reward when using lateral thinking to solve problems.