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[quote=Anonymous] I suggest you run a Google search feel free to look at the evidence that dyslexics have higher visual/ spatial reasoning, just because one has a Phd does not mean they are good at applying that knowledge or using that knowledge. My Dad has a Phd and they "research" I use that term loosely and write academic papers, sorry but the fact is people who experience and see what is going on will always have more practical knowledge of what is really going on. No disrespect intended, but I have taken my daughter to an educational psychologist she is dyslexic and her visual spatial reasoning is extremely high this is a very common characteristic of people with dyslexia, and if I had the time I would find you the research but since your a Phd I am sure you can find it. I only started posting here because I know what it is like to fight for a child with dyslexia and I want to help as many people as I can. [/quote]
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