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Israeli-American study pinpoints a structural brain difference that accounts for the ability of some people with dyslexia to read well

Why ‘resilient dyslexics’ have good reading comprehension


Why ‘resilient dyslexics’ have good reading comprehension Some dyslexics may improve their reading comprehension by baking cakes and playing strategy games rather than more traditional techniques such as learning the sounds of letters and phonological awareness.
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