Dyslexic Learners in the EFL Classroom: Part 1

Effect of Dyslexia on Foreign Language Learning

Dr. Judit Kormos, Reader in Second Language Acquisition at the Lancaster University (UK), explains how to help dyslexic students that have "learning differences" when it comes to acquiring a foreign language - English. A small obstacle can seem like a big hurdle for these students, and teachers must show them how to jump over these hurdles and alter the racing track for them. In the end, the chances they will give up will be smaller and dyslexic language learners can reach the finish line alongside their other classmates.

[Chronothor]

I think I am dyslexic how can I know for sure. I can learn a lot of things fast but when I am in a course or something like that I feel like I can't understand anything.

[juditkor]

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[amp]

I was in Thailand in vain. None Until now neglected punished 
I must be with my computer alone, lonely and depressed.

[fredyoung]

Pay attention Frederick you good man thanks Bernard Walker there you go got two clown stop playing that's what you were doing in school no I disagree I was trying but I'm okay with it I thank God for me who I am I never did beat myself up about it I just accepted and still do thank you Father God parents brothers and sisters friends neighbors and hey can't forget about me I love me some me!