Question

How memebers of Dyslexia suffer because of the wrongful assumptions made about them? Please focus on peer persecution and discrimination at learning institutions.

Answer 1

Dyslexia is a brain disorder where a child faces difficulty in reading, speaking, writing and ultimately in socializing too. Early detection is always helpful to the child. As the child faces difficulty in understanding the sentences, thus peer interaction is reduced to a great extent. Child also faces difficulty in copying from the board, which creates a feeling of guilt in the child. As a result of these challenges a child gets demotivated and feels unmotivated in going to the school because of poor interaction with others and at the same unable to express the thoughts within himself because vocabulary is altogether poor developed. Dyslexia is not detected at early stages of life.

The teachers at the learning institutions work with the kids as per the myths deveop in their mind for dyslexia like, the child only has poor IQ that's why there is a gap between him and teacher as he is not been worked at home by the guardians. Teachers think that this disease affects only the boys, thus girls are totally neglected in the classroom for this disease only because of their myth. Teacher thinks that the child has problem with reading because as per their myth they think that the child reads from backwards.

All such factors, makes a child rejected at the school and then at the society level. Detection of this disorder at the right stage or consulting a good behavioral doctor at the right stage is always helpful to the affected person. It will help him to develop a good vocabulary gradually, which will ultimately help him in developinggood reading and writing ability.