acquired dyslexia

hello!!!! i am speechtherapy student and in order to start my thesis i would like some information, if any, about acquired phonological dyslexia in adults!! i would appreciate if someone has stuff about this topic!!

thanx in advance!

ANGIE

It is great that you have selected this topic.

There are many factors come into dyslexia.Many factors come into play but a very common one is a picture thinker’s amazing ability to visualize objects from various angles.

A picture thinker can look at an object and visualize it from any direction, any angle, inside and out. When the picture thinker gets to school and sees a mark on a page, the mind expects it to be 3-dimensional. Thus b, d, p, P, and q can be the same letter.

When a child is repeatedly told he/she is wrong, the brain eventually puts up a block on that neural pathway. As more blocks form over time, dyslexia forms and reading becomes stunted and lacks fluency.