Dyslexia: Disability or Different Ability? | Aliah Banchik | TEDxTulane

[rahul]

I am a Dylexsic was thrown from school due to failures... I never pass any exam... But Later in life I recognized that I like shapes and patterns and mathematics due to youtube... I did my PhD in mathematics, the topic was to generate shapes. Dyslexia helps to see patterns which normal people cannot

[prajwaltambake]

i am dyslexic and i got to know it today what dyslexia is.
till date i got frustrated that why can't i read fast like my other friends and family and thought that this is a disability that I've.
so now i can proudly say that i don't have disability but different ability.😊
thankyou for the knowledgeable video.

[avrilmathie]

I’m so impressed at not just your well -researched speech and how well you spoke, but how you memorised that entire thing! Wow

[marthavergara]

Excelent message, great job young lady. I’m crying because of your talk, my son was just diagnosed with dyslexia. He is extremely talented and I see how he has unique abilities. I’m determined to support him every day ❤

[antoniomarquez]

This talk makes me happy!! ❤️
Because it has been a dislexic is a GIFT, no matter if others understand or not! 😊

[annarigrove]

Vision boards and mind maps changes my life. My list have list and nothing gets done. Thanx for this talk!! Spot on!!

[datasciencedoctor]

Great talk, Ms Banchik!!! My sister is dyslexic and now I understand her suffering a whole lot more.

[georgebudd]

So encouraging and so clearly articulated with the empathy of of a fellow dyslexic, live long and prosper.

[rapsack]

Thanks! I know exactly what you speak about from my own life.
As a hard core dyslexic i were able to study law(german university) and became a lawer.
What i learned, way to many over estimate language skills and orthography.
Even as a lawyer at the end the content is important and not the right spelling;)
I got told from my clients, they like my work, because i find solutions no one was thinking about before. I think it is because i am dyslexic.
I think in pictures, thats how i can see the details with out loosing the whole picture.

[christinemulholland]

Thank You very Much, im 59 years old, i am Dislexic, I am a Dog Groomer, this profestion has saved my life, your right on the piont here .Dogs dont talk, lol. I hope yourmessage get thought to the educational system .. Rock on !!

[pattygregory]

What an amazing video! My son struggled in school because of dyslexia. It affected his self-esteem. Education should be based on more than reading and writing. Students gain knowledge through experiences

[debraspencer]

Awesome. We can see (mentally/visually project), also with our minds' eye the new wave of education restructure.

[debreale]

You are awesome! Thank you so much for this talk. I hope many see this because it will change them for the better!

[zebunnessahossain]

Thank you so much share beautiful story . i learned that in our life suffer someway

[mindfullytransformed]

Glad I found this. Thanks for your clear and evidence based talk 🙏🏽

[edekedr]

Davis metod is amazing, gift of dislesia is amazing book

[craigclark]

thanks to all for being awareness about this topic

[ChristophP]

I have dislexia too and I remember my math teacher told my mother, that in here class I never followed the way she explained how to find a solution. She told my mom that I found the correct solution but always my own way.
Brains function simply differently. With 68 years of age, dislexia is not a handicap for me anymore.

[Hayssss]

THE PICTURE THING THO i need todo that. omg

[hugomoralesg]

thank you so much for all that you said. I thought I was crazy for all the mind maps I created through my academic years.