Everyone processes information differently with some people struggling more than others. A person with an average brain still may have a little trouble processing information sometimes but some people may have a genetic disorder or a trait that was passed down or inherited. This genetic disorder is called dyslexia. Dyslexia can be genetic or inherited with three parts of the brain affected, and multiple cures to help the brain be more efficient.
Every human brain is different, but a typical human brain is more developed. Human brains are more developed in the areas of Broca's, Parietal and in the Occipital
(How+does+the+gene+dyslexia). The Brocas part of the brain is associated with speaking words out loud (Lewis). This part of the brain helps a person discover …show more content…
Dyslexic children tend to have more than just dyslexia, they also can have more than one or one learning disabilities or attention issues. This condition is by far the most common (About the Author). Dyslexia can range from being mild to extreme cases. According to studies, there are an even number of boys and girls that have dyslexia.This study tells us that there are even amounts of boys and girls that have dyslexia. Boys are more prone to showing the effects of dyslexia because the way they may act up in class, when they may be mad or frustrated. Girls do not show they have dyslexia, girls usually try to hide it from others or keep quiet (Gentry, J. Richard). This isn't always true, some girls in different countries may have it more than boys depending on weather a girl acts up in class or teachers can tell they are hiding it. Dyslexia is not always something kids develop some kids get the gene or an inheritance passed down to them by family members that have had dyslexia before (MrKlug1). Dyslexic children tend to have their own set of mind. According to studies the left side of a dyslexic brain, it tends to