It's interesting to hear that the dyslexia label is less applied in Germany. That's probably good. I suspect that mine is a worse than average case, but that for most cases, there is no need for a label implying "disability" or "special program/needs" because many people are just further out on a Bell curve.
It's interesting to hear that the dyslexia label is less applied in Germany. That's probably good. I suspect that mine is a worse than average case, but that for most cases, there is no need for a label implying "disability" or "special program/needs" because many people are just further out on a Bell curve.
What you describe about conversations in a group might be an audatory processing disorder. A number of high IQ dyslexics I've met and talked with seemed to be in the same boat. It may be one of the more common forms/problems that get grouped under the "dyslexia" umbrella.
It's interesting to hear that the dyslexia label is less applied in Germany. That's probably good. I suspect that mine is a worse than average case, but that for most cases, there is no need for a label implying "disability" or "special program/needs" because many people are just further out on a Bell curve.
What you describe about conversations in a group might be an audatory processing disorder. A number of high IQ dyslexics I've met and talked with seemed to be in the same boat. It may be one of the more common forms/problems that get grouped under the "dyslexia" umbrella.