Gaz545 - even a small search on google shows your wrong... http://members.aol.com/ddyslexia/color.html is one site that you may be able to learn from. Search 'dyslexia reading page colour' for more info.
So how do you know that a professional hasn't given the OP a diagnosis and that this is part of their management plan?Having problems reading off white paper is not a direct sign that you are dyslexic, yes some dyslexic people might have this problem. But dyslexia is problem with how the brain processes written and/or verbal language. Not a problem with reading off white paper.
i have dyslexia and really need a light yellow background to help me read better
hi peeps thanks for that i might try a perspex screen over the laptop if all else fails.Gaz
I am dyslexic and i affects me in many ways short term memory loss brain freeze when i need to say a word, unknowingly bad sentence structure and spelling. i have also found that reading from yellow paper or screen allows me to read easier.
thanks for your help it means a lot
don't believe everything you read on the internet
dyslexia results from differences in how the brain processes written and/or verbal language. not a non-neurological deficiency with vision. the two may occur together, but that doesn't mean just because you can't read because of glare you are therefore dyslexic.
dude you don't have dyslexia. if you do, then your currently problem is not caused by that, dyslexia is separate and distinct from reading difficulties resulting from other causes, such as deficiencies in intelligence, a non-neurological deficiency with vision or hearing.
i'm not questioning wether he has it or not, i was mearly saying that just because someone finds it hard to read off white paper doesn't make them dyslexic, i wasn't given the full facts, and now i see there are clearly other problems in which are common with people who have dyslexia, i have nothing else to say on the matter. if you check my first post i am clearly saying that.
dude you don't have dyslexia.
Dyslexia is not a black or white condition. It is much better understood as a syndrome with a list of symptoms that the individual may or may not have. Visual problems that cause difficulty reading are a symptom that dyslexics may or may not have.