Who is the reason student struggle to read?

Reading is a skill that involves multiple areas of the brain. Mainly in the left hemisphere of the brain. The information first starts in the cerebellum area of the brain in the visual cortex. The visual cortex is when the brain first sees the word and begins to decode what it is reading. This area of the brain can be called the “hub of the brain”, because it where’s the action starts and stimulate the rest of the brain. Then the information is distributed towards the area where the brain recognizes words and letters in the temporal lobe. In the temporal lobe a Professor at College de France, Stanislas Dehaene, called this area the “letter box,” this stores the letter and words a person has learned throughout their life. If people knows other languages, the letters and words in this area can be bigger than someone that only knows one language. Once the brain makes out the letters, it connects it with …show more content…
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