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My Dyslexia - أنا وعسر القراءة

My Dyslexia - أنا وعسر القراءة

Philip Schultz / بثينة الإبراهيم

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MADAREK COMPANY FOR PUBLISHING AND DISTRIBUTION
Año de edición:
2026
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Memorias
ISBN:
9786038504017
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My Dyslexia by Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Philip Schultz is a deeply personal and powerful story about growing up with dyslexia and learning to transform a perceived weakness into creative strength.In this compelling autobiographical narrative, Schultz recounts his childhood struggles in school during a time when dyslexia was poorly understood. Unable to read easily and often misunderstood by teachers and classmates, he experienced frustration, embarrassment, and a profound sense of isolation. Yet these challenges ultimately shaped his imagination, resilience, and unique way of thinking.Through vivid memories and reflective storytelling, Schultz explores how dyslexia influenced not only his education but also his emotional life, creativity, and identity. The book reveals how the difficulties he faced became a source of insight and originality, eventually helping him develop a successful career as a writer and teacher.More than a memoir, My Dyslexia is a moving exploration of learning differences, creativity, and perseverance. Schultz offers an honest and inspiring account that encourages readers to rethink what it means to learn, think, and succeed in a world that often misunderstands those who process language differently.This book will resonate with students, parents, educators, and anyone interested in learning disabilities, creativity, and the human capacity to overcome obstacles.يروي كتاب أنا وعسر القراءة للشاعر والكاتب الأمريكي فيلِپ شولتز قصة شخصية مؤثرة عن تجربة العيش مع عسر القراءة والتحديات التي يواجهها من يعانون صعوبات التعلم.يستعرض المؤلف ذكرياته في المدرسة عندما كان عسر القراءة غير مفهوم على نطاق واسع، وكيف واجه صعوبات كبيرة في القراءة والتعلم، الأمر الذي جعله يشعر بالعجز والعزلة وسوء الفهم من قبل المعلمين والطلاب. ومع ذلك، تحولت هذه التجربة الصعبة إلى مصدر للإبداع والتفكير المختلف.من خلال سرد صادق ومؤثر، يوضح شولتز كيف أثرت هذه الصعوبة في تكوين شخصيته ونظرته إلى العالم، وكيف ساعدته لاحقًا على تطوير موهبته الأدبية ليصبح شاعرًا وكاتبًا معروفًا.الكتاب ليس مجرد قصة شخصية، بل هو تأمل عميق في طبيعة التعلم والاختلاف الإنساني، ويقدم رسالة ملهمة لكل من يواجه صعوبات التعلم بأن التحديات قد تصبح مصدر قوة وإبداع.

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