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dyslexic

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dys·lex·ic (ds-lksk) or dys·lec·tic (-tk)
adj.
Of or relating to dyslexia.
n.
A person affected by dyslexia.
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Dr Kate Saunders of the British Dyslexia Association said: "A range of research demonstrates the way dyslexic individuals process auditory material is different to non-dyslexic learners.
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I was a teacher of dyslexic students and met Lydia when she was eight, when she was still struggling.
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It is likely that this has led to the increased numbers being identified as dyslexic in schools.
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