noun
- plural of dyslexic; people who have dyslexia, a learning disorder affecting the ability to read and spell
Usage: standard usage in educational and medical contexts; can refer to individuals collectively or as a group
Examples
- Many dyslectics benefit from specialized reading programs and assistive technology.
- The school hired a tutor who specializes in working with dyslectics.
- Dyslectics often have strengths in visual-spatial reasoning and creative thinking.
- Research shows that dyslectics process written language differently than non-dyslexic readers.
- Support groups for dyslectics help students share strategies and build confidence.