One person’s dynamic imagining of the frustration of dyslexia.
A fernid who has dleisxya diecesbrd to me how she eexpicneers raendig. She can raed, but it tkaes a lot of certinoonactn, and the leterts smees to “jmup aurond”.
Follow the link and see if you can make your way through the page. The letters reorder themselves on the fly. Much harder than you might think.
I think I’d go mad.
I have dyslexia and know several others who have it as well. It took me all through grade school and well into my college years to learn how to cope with it. That page is interesting but extreme. At least for me, it does not look/work like that – at all. I know there are different degrees of it but that seems way over the top. I feel bad for anyone who really does have an extraordinary case of dyslexia where they truly see it like that. I’ve never known anyone who has had it that bad and hope that is really an extreme representation.