Exactly how people experience dyslexia varies greatly.

人们经历阅读障碍的具体方式差别很大。

They may even help kids who suffer from dyslexia read more effectively.

有些游戏可以帮助失语症患儿提高阅读效率。

He has dyslexia, and growing up school was difficult for him.

他有阅读障碍，对他而言，在学校成长是件很难的事。

From San Francisco, David Flink is building understanding and confidence using his journey with ADHD and dyslexia to help kids with learning differences across America thrive.

来自旧金山的David Flink正利用他有关多动症和阅读障碍的经历来建和信心，以帮助美国有学习差异的孩子们。

Trust me, I was praying for dyslexia.

相信我 我也宁可你真有阅读障碍。

Bob, amazing how you battle that dyslexia.

鲍勃，你与阅读障碍抗争太了不起了。

But reading can be a struggle for people with dyslexia – a learning difficulty making it hard for people to read, write or spell.

但是，对于有失读症的人来说，阅读可能是一。失读症是一种学习障碍，会使人难以阅读、写作或拼写。

I often say that I have like a movement dyslexia because when people tell me to put the right elbow on the left knee, I would take my ear and put it on my shoulder.

我经常说我有运动阅读障碍，因为当人们告诉我把右肘放在左膝上时，我就会把耳朵放在肩膀上。

Some scientists argue that these will involve tackling the arbitrary diagnostic criteria that exist for ADHD and other cognitive and neurobehavioural disorders, such as autism and dyslexia.

一些科学家认为，这将涉及决ADHD和其他认知和神经行为障碍（如自闭症和阅读障碍）的任意诊断标准。

Clara had been studying ASL for the past year to help with her dyslexia and knew she'd be able to finger spell into the man's palm.

克拉拉在过去的一年里一直在学习美国手语，以帮助她克服阅读障碍，她知道她可以在这个男人的手掌用手指拼写。

JOHN IRVING: At the time, they didn't have the language for it that we have, perhaps in overabundance, today—dyslexia, learning disabilities, whatever they are.

那时候，他们还没有我们今天所拥有的语言，也许现今是有太多丰富的语言了——读写障碍，学习障碍，不管是什么。

Like he sent a random thank you note to the guy who invented Audible because Audible helped Cliff essentially overcome his dyslexia.

例如他给开发了 Audible 的人发了一封随机感谢信，因为 Audible 帮助克里夫克服了阅读障碍。

Therapist Debra Spear helps students with dyslexia, a disorder that makes it difficult to read or interpret letters, words and other symbols.

治疗师黛布拉·斯皮尔帮助患有读写困难的学生，读写困难是指一种人们很难进行阅读或者字母、单词和其他符号的障碍。

The combination of his dyslexia and family history make for an interesting pathology, marked at once by shame and determination.

他的阅读障碍和家族史融合成了一种有趣的反常，同时以羞耻和决心作为标志。

The brains of those with dyslexia begin using the left hemisphere more efficiently while reading, and their reading improves.

患有阅读障碍的人的大脑阅读时开始提高左半脑的效率从而提高他们的阅读能力。

And I think this might be similar to, you know, the situation of people who struggle with dyslexia.

我认为这可能与阅读障碍患者的情况相似。

Alison said her brother had a learning disability called dyslexia, so he had trouble reading and writing.

艾莉森说，她的哥哥患有一种名为阅读障碍的学习障碍，因此阅读和写作都有困难。

Stigma, misconceptions, and a core lack of understanding dyslexia are still rampant.

耻辱感、误和缺乏对阅读障碍的仍然泛滥。

This can be difficult for those with dyslexia.

这对有阅读障碍的人来说就难了。

In the study, Doctor Harrar tested 17 people with dyslexia, and 19 others without reading problems.

在这研究中，哈拉博士测试了17名阅读障碍患者和另外19名正常阅读者。