Dyslexia is a complex neurological disorder where the individual has varying degrees of difficulty in processing information. Studies show that the dyslexic brain processes and adapts to information at a rate half of the normal brain. Everyday examples of information would be objects, sounds and peoples’ voices.
MRI’s now show how a brain responds meaning earlier diagnosis.
Professor John Gabrieli of MIT suggests that this shows a decreased plasticity, or ability to learn new things, in the dyslexic human brain. Gabrieli conducted an MRI experiment on young individuals who were both normal and dyslexic, and found that the dyslexic showed a significant difference in cranial response when hearing multiple voices as opposed to only one voice.
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