Loading ...Yes their is Genes involved. Can’t remember exactly like D gene. But the difference is directional. Theres two and the other genes can’t remember which can go either way. That’s where you get the ambidextrous and left handed.
The connections to right and left especially pointing to dyslexia is a compensation to the brain using the visual side in right due to the problems in left side that connect the three different centers involved in speech and reading.
Not all people with dyslexia are smart as not all people who don’t have it are smart or not.
I started studying in back in the 70 s. Schools were failing kids and they didn’t understand dyslexia. They couldn’t understand why someone with high intelligence could have trouble reading less they were doing it on purpose. In other words they associated dyslexia with learning disabilities and so on to low IQ and were wrong. You can have a high IQ and dyslexia. Because of it children were over looked or even punished by schools.
Because of that many kids particularly boys could wind up in trouble.
Later one psychologist teacher said he believed that dyslexia was caused by mothers who smoked.
I disagreed with that too because many mothers didn’t smoke nor were exposed to it. Plus in our generation many people smoked but their kids didn’t get it. I don’t argue it is a neurotoxin and not good for the fetus circulation.
Maya
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