What is dyslexia? - Kelli Sandman-Hurley

Šta je disleksija? - Keli Sendmen-Harli

6,500,990 views ・ 2013-07-15

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Prevodilac: Miloš Milosavljević Lektor: Mile Živković
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Take a moment to read the following.
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Pročitajte za trenutak sledeće.
00:22
How was that?
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Kako je bilo?
00:23
Frustrating?
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Frustrirajuće?
00:24
Slow?
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Sporo?
00:25
What were those sentences about?
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O čemu se radilo u ovim rečenicama?
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They're actually a simulation
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One su u stvari simulacija
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of the experience of dyslexia,
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iskustva disleksije,
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designed to make you decode each word.
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napravljena da vas natera da dešifrujete svaku reč.
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Those with dyslexia experience that laborious pace
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Oni sa disleksijom se suočavaju sa tim sporim i mučnim tempom
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every time they read.
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svaki put kad čitaju.
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When most people think of dyslexia,
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Većina ljudi kada misli o disleksiji,
00:40
they think of seeing letters and words backwards,
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misli o viđenju slova i reči unatraške
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like seeing "b" as "d" and vice versa,
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kao na primer "b" i "d" i obrnuto
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or they might think people with dyslexia
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ili možda misle da ljudi sa disleksijom
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see "saw" as "was".
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vide "saw" kao "was".
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The truth is people with dyslexia
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Istina je ta da ljudi sa disleksijom
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see things the same way as everyone else.
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vide stvari na isti način kao i svi ostali.
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Dyslexia is caused by a phonological processing problem,
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Disleksija je prouzrokovana problemom fonološke obrade
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meaning people affected by it
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što znači da ljudi koji su njome pogođeni
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have trouble not with seeing language
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imaju problema ne da vide jezik
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but with manipulating it.
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nego da manipulišu njime.
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For example, if you heard the word cat
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Na primer, ako čujete reč "mačka"
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and then someone asked you, "Remove the 'c',"
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i onda vas neko pita: "Ako uklonite "m"
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what word would you have left?
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koju reč ćete dobiti?"
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At.
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"Ačka"
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This can be difficult for those with dyslexia.
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Ovo može biti teško onima koji imaju disleksiju.
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Given a word in isolation,
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Reč koja stoji sama za sebe,
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like fantastic,
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kao na primer "fantastično",
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students with dyslexia need to break the word
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učenici sa disleksijom moraju da razbiju
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into parts to read it:
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na delove da bi je pročitali:
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fan,
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fan,
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tas,
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tas,
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tic.
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tič, no.
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Time spent decoding makes it hard
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Vreme koje provedu u dešifrovanju otežava im
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to keep up with peers
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da idu u korak sa vršnjacima
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and gain sufficient comprehension.
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i postignu dovoljno razumevanje.
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Spelling words phonetically,
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Fonetsko sricanje reči
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like s-t-i-k
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kao š-t-a-p
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for stick
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za "štap"
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and f-r-e-n-s
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i p-r-i-j-a-t-e-lj-i
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for friends
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za "prijatelji"
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is also common.
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je takođe uobičajeno.
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These difficulties are more widespread and varied
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Ove teškoće su rasprostranjenije i više variraju
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than commonly imagined.
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nego što se obično misli.
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Dyslexia affects up to one in five people.
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Disleksija pogađa jednu od pet osoba.
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It occurs on a continuum.
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Javlja se u kontinuitetu.
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One person might have mild dyslexia
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Jedna osoba može imati blagu disleksiju
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while the next person has a profound case of it.
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dok sledeća ima težak oblik.
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Dyslexia also runs in families.
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Disleksija se takođe javlja u porodicama.
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It's common to see one family member
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Uobičajeno je videti jednog člana porodice
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who has trouble spelling
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koji ima problema u sricanju
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while another family member
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dok drugi član porodice
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has severe difficulty decoding even one syllable words,
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ima ozbiljne teškoće da dešifruje čak i jednosložne reči
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like catch.
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kao "lov".
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The continuum and distribution of dyslexia
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Kontinuitet i raspodela disleksije
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suggests a broader principle to bear in mind
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govori nam da treba da imamo u vidu širi princip
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as we look at how the brains of those with dyslexia
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kad posmatramo kako mozak onih koji imaju disleksiju
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process language.
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obrađuje jezik.
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Neurodiversity is the idea
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Neurološka raznolikost je ideja da
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that because all our brains show differences
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zbog toga što naši mozgovi pokazuju razlike
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in structure and function,
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u strukturi i funkcionisanju,
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we shouldn't be so quick to label
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ne bi trebalo da žurimo da označimo
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every deviation from "the norm"
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svako odstupanje od "norme"
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as a pathological disorder
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kao patološki poremećaj
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or dismiss people living with these variations
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ili odbacimo ljude koji žive sa ovim varijacijama
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as "defective."
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kao "defektne".
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People with neurobiological variations like dyslexia,
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Ljudi sa neurobiološkim varijacijama kao što je disleksija,
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including such creative and inventive individuals
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uključujući i tako kreativne i inventivne osobe
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as Picasso,
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kao što su: Pikaso,
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Muhammad Ali,
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Muhamed Ali,
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Whoopi Goldberg,
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Vupi Goldberg,
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Steven Spielberg,
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Stiven Spilberg
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and Cher,
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i Šer,
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clearly have every capacity
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očigledno imaju sve sposobnosti
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to be brilliant and successful in life.
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da budu sjajni i uspešni u životu.
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So, here's the special way
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Evo tog posebnog načina
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the brains of those with dyslexia work.
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na koji rade mozgovi onih sa disleksijom.
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The brain is divided into two hemispheres.
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Mozak je podeljen na dve hemisfere.
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The left hemisphere is generally in charge of language
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Leva hemisfera je uopšte uzev zadužena za jezik
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and, ultimately, reading,
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i na kraju i za čitanje,
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while the right typically handles spatial activities.
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dok desna obično rukovodi prostornim aktivnostima.
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fMRI studies have found
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Ispitivanja funkcionalnom magnetnom rezonancom su otkrila
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that the brains of those with dyslexia
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da se mozak onih koji imaju disleksiju
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rely more on the right hemisphere and frontal lobe
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više oslanja na desnu hemisferu i čeoni režanj
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than the brains of those without it.
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nego mozak onih koji je nemaju.
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This means, when they read a word,
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To znači da kad oni čitaju reč,
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it takes a longer trip through their brain
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potreban je duži put kroz njihov mozak
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and can get delayed in the frontal lobe.
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i može da zakasni u čeoni režanj.
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Because of this neurobiological glitch,
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Zbog ove neurobiološke greške
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they read with more difficulty.
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oni čitaju sa više teškoća.
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But those with dyslexia
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Ali oni koji imaju disleksiju
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can physically change their brain
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mogu fizički da promene svoj mozak
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and improve their reading
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i poboljšaju svoje čitanje
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with an intensive, multi-sensory intervention
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pomoću intenzivne, multi-senzorne intervencije
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that breaks the language down
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koja raščlanjuje jezik
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and teaches the reader to decode
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i uči čitaoca da dešifruje
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based on syllable types and spelling rules.
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na osnovu vrsta slogova i pravila za sricanje.
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The brains of those with dyslexia
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Mozak onih sa disleksijom
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begin using the left hemisphere
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počinje efikasnije da koristi
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more efficiently while reading,
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levu hemisferu dok čita
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and their reading improves.
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i njihovo čitanje se poboljšava.
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The intervention works
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Intervencija funkcioniše
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because it locates dyslexia appropriately
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jer locira disleksiju primereno
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as a functional variation in the brain,
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kao funkcionalnu varijaciju mozga
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which, naturally, shows all sorts of variations
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koja prirodno, pokazuje sve vrste varijacija
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from one person to another.
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od jedne osobe do druge.
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Neurodiversity emphasizes this spectrum
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Neurološka raznolikost naglašava ovaj
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of brain function in all humans
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spektar funkcija mozga kod svih ljudi
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and suggests that to better understand the perspectives
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i govori nam da, da bismo bolje razumeli perspektive
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of those around us,
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onih oko nas,
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we should try not only to see the world through their eyes
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trebalo bi da pokušamo ne samo da vidimo svet njihovim očima
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but understand it through their brains.
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već da ga razumemo njihovim mozgom.
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