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Jul 15, 2011
sb
I'm dyslexic and I'm confused by this. It seems more ADD like. My understanding of it (as I was taught when I was in a dyslexic class and my understanding of ed psych in college) is that the issue is with the neural pathways. Virtually that we have to take detours to retrieve info differently. So the pathway from A to C in a "normal brain", as she ...See More
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