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Self dx dyscalculia/dyslexia/etc culture is finding out those aren't full on disorders but nicknames for one disorder based on it's symptom presentation (specific learning disorder)

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Childhood Psychiatry Disorders: High yield for USMLE

when i found out i had this, it made so much sense. for a long time i thought i was just terrible with math/numbers in general.

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PSA!

Found this on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 5th edition (DSM-5):

“Specific learning disorder may also occur in individuals identified as intellectually "gifted." These individuals may be able to sustain apparently adequate academic functioning by using compensatory strategies, extraordinarily high effort, or support, until the learning demands or assessment procedures (e.g., timed tests) pose barriers to their demonstrating their learning or accomplishing required tasks.”

It means that even if you were a star child in high school or middle school you could still have a learning disability. If you’re struggling with higher education and don’t understand why, the reason could be an undiagnosed learning disorder.

Don’t stress yourself over, go seek a diagnosis.

Best luck!

-K

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Mical (2020) | OFFICIAL FILM | Dyslexia Film

20% of the population has dyslexia and over 50% of prison inmates are dyslexic

#dyslexia #Specific Learning Disorder #Dyslexia Trust #Nessy Learning #in my country learning disorders have laws that ensure students that suffer from them have their learning curriculum adapted #and although they are few and overworked there is at least one speech therapist and one occupational therapist for each school group #and these students may have completely cost-free access to them if the adapted curriculum by itself isn't enough to help them learn #i can see that is not UK's reality #still this is a very good short film which gives a very real representation of a bright young boy who happens to have dyslexia #I see them every day in my practice #adults call them distracted lazy stupid... peers make fun of them... they lash out and resist going to school...#all because of a disorder that would mean absolutely nothing if humans weren't all forced to know how to write and read #even though in my country these students are safeguarded by these wonderful laws and resources schools still sometimes don't do their jobs #and send them to me because of that distractiveness that is not an attention deficit at all but actually a learning disorder that they #should already be working on #Youtube

"… children who speak a language at home that differs phonologically from the language of academic instruction are not more likely to have phonological deficits…. Risk factors for learning problems among refugee and migrant children include teacher stereotyping and low expectations, bullying, ethnic and racialized discrimination, parental misunderstandings about educational styles and expectations, trauma, and postmigration stressors."

American Psychiatric Association. (2022). Neurodevelopmental disorders. In Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th ed., text rev.).

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"Specific learning disorder occurs across linguistic and ethnoracial backgrounds and across cultural and socioeconomic contexts but may vary in its manifestation according to the nature of the spoken and written symbol systems and cultural and educational practices. … In the English language, the observable hallmark clinical symptom of difficulties learning to read is inaccurate and slow reading of single words; in other alphabetic languages that have more direct mapping between sounds and letters (e.g., Spanish, German) and in nonalphabetic languages (e.g., Chinese, Japanese), the hallmark feature is slow but accurate reading."

American Psychiatric Association. (2022). Neurodevelopmental disorders. In Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th ed., text rev.).

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"A third core feature is that the learning difficulties are readily apparent in the early school year in most individuals. However, in others, the learning difficulties may not manifest fully until later school years, by which time learning demands have increased and exceed the individual’s limited capacities."

American Psychiatric Association. (2022). Neurodevelopmental disorders. In Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5th ed., text rev.).

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