The Advantages of Dyslexia
Dyslexics often struggle to comprehend, spell and comprehend words. Research has revealed the brain's connectivity is different between typical and dyslexic children, which provides a neurological reason to explain why dyslexics struggle with their reading. Dyslexics do not just use various brain regions when they read or work in language. However, also functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) has revealed that dyslexics exhibit underactivity in specific areas of the brain and excessive activity in other. Incredibly, this diversity of brains is found to be a very resistant gene that is found at 10% in the world population. Recent years have seen scientists have been examining the evolution that the dyslexic brain has and have carried out a range of studies that have revealed the areas of focus in which people with dyslexia are most likely succeed. Being aware of these strengths as well as neurod...