小故事背诵达人第44期:Overcoming Dyslexia
日期:2012-07-26 10:01

(单词翻译:单击)

Unit 22 Overcoming Dyslexia
第22单元 克服失读症
My whole life I have had to deal with dyslexia. Dyslexia is when you look at letters and numbers, and they get all mixed up. You may read a word thinking it says one thing but, in fact, it says something different all together. Obviously, this made reading and writing very difficult.
我一生都在克服失读症,失读症的症状是当你读文字或数字时,它们全部混在一起,你可能会以为你读的这个字是这个意思,但放到句子里却是不同的意思,这使得读写变得非常困难。
Before someone recognized my problem, I suffered greatly in school. Kids would tease me when I read out loud, and teachers would tell me I wasn’t trying hard enough. I became shy and didn’t want to read out loud or even quietly, I hated reading.
在别人发现我有这个问题之前,我在学校过了一段苦日子,当我大声朗诵时,其他孩子会嘲笑我,而老师也嫌我不够努力,我变得很内向,不想大声朗读,甚至小声也不敢,我讨厌阅读。
In grade four, I had a wonderful teacher who realized I had a problem. Right away, I was put into special classes. Over time, I learned to like reading. In fact, I came to love it.
四年级时,我遇到了一个很好的老师,他知道我有这方面的问题,马上把我调到特殊班级,在这段期间,我学习喜欢阅读,事实上我渐渐爱上阅读!
Now, at the age of thirty, I am a published author and a public speaker. So, it goes to show that if you put your mind to something, you can overcome anything!
现在我已经三十岁,我是个作家并且公开演说,因此这证明如果你决心下工夫,你一定能克服任何困难。


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重点单词
  • dyslexian. 阅读障碍
  • overcomevt. 战胜,克服,(感情等)压倒,使受不了 vi. 获
  • teasen. 揶揄者,戏弄 v. 欺负,嘲弄