Guest guest Posted April 5, 2005 Report Share Posted April 5, 2005 --- , " Pat Burke " <esyoga@c...> wrote: > I don't totally understand it, but the new magazine Scientific American MIND January issue - > has research on Chinese dyslexics, and using MRI's they found that the problem is in a different part of the brain than of readers of English. > English readers have problems in the left temporoparietal region, where the brain converts graphemes - written symbols, into phonemes (sounds). English connects letters in a word to form sounds. > Chinese readers connect the subtle arrangement of strokes in each character to its sound and meaning. The task is more visual and spatial. Dyslexic Chinese readers had reduced activity in the left middle frontal gyrus compared to regular readers. > The conclusion was that no one ever looked at Chinese dyslexics before, and that future treatments will have to take it into account. > It will be interesting to see if the Wayne Cook posture still works..... I'll bet you money that it does. Especially when you do both sides. Thank you Pat for that " other " post. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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