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Every fifth person on the planet is dyslexic. That is, reading and writing skills are difficult to master. The scale is amazing: 20% of the population, but only 5-10% have a severe form, scientists say. According to research, it does not make a person more stupid. The dyslexic brain often produces unconventional solutions. The nature of the phenomenon is familial. In 40-70% of cases it is pure inheritance. If one of the parents has dyslexia, the child gets this code with a probability of 50%. For brothers and sisters, the risks are sky high. Dozens of genes controlling the language and vision centers are responsible for this. Solution: early diagnosis and multisensory training techniques that can compensate for these traits.

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Every fifth person on the planet is dyslexic. That is, reading and writing skills are difficult to master. The scale is amazing: 20% of the population, but only 5-10% have a severe form, scientists say. According to research, it does not make a person more stupid. The dyslexic brain often produces unconventional solutions. The nature of the phenomenon is familial. In 40-70% of cases it is pure inheritance. If one of the parents has dyslexia, the child gets this code with a probability of 50%. For brothers and sisters, the risks are sky high. Dozens of genes controlling the language and vision centers are responsible for this. Solution: early diagnosis and multisensory training techniques that can compensate for these traits.

Every fifth person on the planet is dyslexic. That is, reading and writing skills are difficult to master. The scale is amazing: 20% of the population, but only 5-10% have a severe form, scientists say. According to research, it does not make a person more stupid. The dyslexic brain often produces unconventional solutions. The nature of the phenomenon is familial. In 40-70% of cases it is pure inheritance. If one of the parents has dyslexia, the child gets this code with a probability of 50%. For brothers and sisters, the risks are sky high. Dozens of genes controlling the language and vision centers are responsible for this. Solution: early diagnosis and multisensory training techniques that can compensate for these traits.

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