dyslectic
- a word derived from dyslexia.
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A dyslectic will learn what we call first learning very easily, but when he tries to apply it the next day, it's just not there.
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All agreed there is much that both public schools and parents can do that they are not now doing to teach dyslectic children.
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Smith had known about his disability since he was eight; Thompson learned from a psychologist that he was dyslectic when he flunked out of Franklin.
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Dyslexia is a learning problem and teaching disability Nathaniel Gove, 19, of Kingston, Mass., was diagnosed as dyslectic in the second grade.
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Some 30 institutions have special programs for dyslectic students, including Boston University, which provides a standard curriculum and allows more time to complete it.
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