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As part of Neuron Learning's information programme Neuroscientist Dr Martha Burns discusses her views on why dyslexia should not be considered a disorder, but rather a difference in the way a person's brain is organised. Charles Schwab is discussed as an example of how people can be very strong in other skill areas.
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