[Allius]

New video in our youtube channel. This time the theme is dyslexia. If you don't understand portuguese, you can activate english subtitles.

[blair]

I did not know this is how Portuguese sounds like. I thought it was French?
How long does it take to create this kind of video?
Good job. I think this is an interesting video I especially love the language

[IcyFirefly]

I am sorry but I can't see the link to youtube! I am sure I can search on it, but again, I wouldn't know your user name there.

I wonder how @blair saw it! Was the link to youtube there at first?

[nela13]

Very very good. Explained in a very simple language.
It is important to remember that dyslexia is not a sign of low intelligence or laziness, it is a common condition that affects the way the brain processes written and spoken language.

[Allius]

I did not know this is how Portuguese sounds like. I thought it was French?
How long does it take to create this kind of video?
Good job. I think this is an interesting video I especially love the language

Yes, @blair. Portuguese language sounds like this I'm speaking in portuguese, my native language. I'm very glad that you like the sound

This kind of videos takes many hours to do because I have to write the text, record the audio, my friend record illustrations and then I have to edit the video. In this particular video, only the video edition, took me about 8/9 hours...

-- 18 Jun 2016, 16:17 --

I am sorry but I can't see the link to youtube! I am sure I can search on it, but again, I wouldn't know your user name there.

I wonder how @blair saw it! Was the link to youtube there at first?

Can't you see the link above? I can see...
You can find us in youtube, if you want. You can search for Psy-Logic Drawing Thank you

-- 18 Jun 2016, 16:19 --

Very very good. Explained in a very simple language.
It is important to remember that dyslexia is not a sign of low intelligence or laziness, it is a common condition that affects the way the brain processes written and spoken language.

Thank you alot!! I'm so glad that you liked
Yes, you are absolutely right about dyslexia. Seems that you know alot about this subject

[nela13]

Thank you alot!! I'm so glad that you liked
Yes, you are absolutely right about dyslexia. Seems that you know alot about this subject

Thank you @Allius, I have a pos-graduation in Education for special needs and one of those needs is dyslexia. I'm not working with "special children" right now, but I know a few things about it.

[Allius]

Cool! @nela13. I think you have 2 post-graduation in awesome subjects. I like this subjects a lot! Since you know so many things about this subject , I'm really flattered that you liked our video. Thank you for your comment

[IcyFirefly]

[quote="Allius"]
Can't you see the link above? I can see...
You can find us in youtube, if you want. You can search for Psy-Logic Drawing Thank you

-- 18 Jun 2016, 16:19 --

Ok, I got it now. Thank you!

That is really interesting to know about the signs of dyslexia!

[Allius]

Thank you @IcyFirefly for the interest in our video I'm glad that you are able to see it Hope you like it!

[vathsala]

Nice Video and the way it explained is excellent. One of our family members is also suffering from dyslexia because of which he is suffering a lot. But now he is improving slowly.

[Allius]

Nice Video and the way it explained is excellent. One of our family members is also suffering from dyslexia because of which he is suffering a lot. But now he is improving slowly.

Thank you for seeing the video! I'm so glad that you liked Yes, in dyslexia situations the improve is slowly but with time and patience he will learn more effectively

[vathsala]

Nice Video and the way it explained is excellent. One of our family members is also suffering from dyslexia because of which he is suffering a lot. But now he is improving slowly.

Thank you for seeing the video! I'm so glad that you liked Yes, in dyslexia situations the improve is slowly but with time and patience he will learn more effectively

.

You are very true. Now he has improved a lot though not fully. He has learnt the servicing of the PC and now he is earning some money just enough for his survival and he is living an independant life .

[Fergal]

Popular topic, donating 50 ForumCoin now to Allius and nela13.

[nela13]

Popular topic, donating 50 ForumCoin now to Allius and nela13.

Thank you so much @fergal

[Allius]

Thank you @Fergal. That's very kind of you

[ceci]

Allius, thanks for sharing this!
Ｉ am happy that there are more parents in countries aware on how to help the Dyslexia children nowadays.
They have set up the support group among them.

[Mark2016]

I remember when I suffered from this. I got over this as I entered my teen years. I did not like the fact that I had to wear glasses all the time. I was teased like crazy. We need more groups like this here in the United States.

[sprite1950]

My nephew was dyslexic but back in the 80s it was not as well recognised as it is now and there wasn't the support available. He finally got some help when he was 13 which meant he got extra time in his GCSEs and despite his earlier struggles he did well

[Allius]

Allius, thanks for sharing this!
Ｉ am happy that there are more parents in countries aware on how to help the Dyslexia children nowadays.
They have set up the support group among them.

Thank you for your kind comment!

-- 13 Sep 2016, 07:23 --

I remember when I suffered from this. I got over this as I entered my teen years. I did not like the fact that I had to wear glasses all the time. I was teased like crazy. We need more groups like this here in the United States.

I hope you overcome the problem! Thank you for your comment

-- 13 Sep 2016, 07:26 --

My nephew was dyslexic but back in the 80s it was not as well recognised as it is now and there wasn't the support available. He finally got some help when he was 13 which meant he got extra time in his GCSEs and despite his earlier struggles he did well

Unfortunately in the 80's there wasn't so much sensibilization about this issue! Nowadays there are many ways to help people that have dyslexia

[oldbuddy]

Tip number 13 should suggest they join DAM (Mothers Against Dyslexia)