Anonymous
10/21/2022 16:40
Subject: Re:Dyslexia and the Genes
I read the study, have a background in genomics, and while I think it’s a really interesting use of 23&me data, I’m not sure how much impact this will really have for people with dyslexia - they are nowhere near a diagnosis using genomics.
I thought that the association of dyslexia markers with low pain threshold was interesting - my kid with dyslexia has sensory issues that impact her (one of the reasons she goes to OT). The association with ADHD was already known.
I thought that the association of dyslexia markers with low pain threshold was interesting - my kid with dyslexia has sensory issues that impact her (one of the reasons she goes to OT). The association with ADHD was already known.
Anonymous
10/21/2022 13:31
Subject: Dyslexia and the Genes
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Imagine mainstream private and public schools teaching actual phonics again since it works for 100% of readers not 50% like balanced literacy BS.
My dyslexic kids could not learn from phonics
What worked for them?
Anonymous
10/21/2022 09:03
Subject: Dyslexia and the Genes
Anonymous wrote:Imagine mainstream private and public schools teaching actual phonics again since it works for 100% of readers not 50% like balanced literacy BS.
My dyslexic kids could not learn from phonics
Anonymous
10/21/2022 09:02
Subject: Dyslexia and the Genes
Imagine mainstream private and public schools teaching actual phonics again since it works for 100% of readers not 50% like balanced literacy BS.
Anonymous
10/21/2022 07:50
Subject: Dyslexia and the Genes
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41588-022-01192-y
Imagine (almost) knowing that your child might have dyslexia even before they go to school. Amazing.
Imagine (almost) knowing that your child might have dyslexia even before they go to school. Amazing.