Learning disabilities
Dyslexia is a learning disability that makes it hard for a person to read. A person with dyslexia tends to see letters backwards and they have a difficult time reading.
ADD is a learning disability that makes it hard for people to focus on something. People with ADD usually have a different style of learning.
Asperger is a learning disability that sometimes makes people’s writing bad. People with asperger tend to like adults more than kids. And, they are very smart and have high maturity levels. The problem is, they have poor people skills and they want people to be like themselfs. People with asperger see intelligence in different ways. One of their interest is trains. Also, they have the need to correct people. They can't pic up social ques. For example, they can't tell when people are only joking. Plus, they are over sensitive to what people say. They can sometimes be self centered or arrogant but, most are very nice.
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If you're writing this for information, then you should expand the first two paragraphs. In fact, there isn't really enough information in the whole thing to give anyone an informed idea of what these conditions entail. I don't see much of a point to writing the whole thing; there is little connection shown between each topic, so it currently reads more like notes than an informative essay.
You should make sure to double check your spelling and grammar before you post.
Things like this are probably best placed in the Non Fiction section.
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