Summery and repose on On Being 17, and unable to read

Summery and repose on “On Being 17, Bright, and Unable to Read” The article “On Being 17, Bright, and Unable to Read” it’s deduce that many people don’t know how other are suffering and feeling only if they been in their place one time. He wrote about a how he suffered from dyslexia, also how he was feeling about what he face in difficulty, he feel that he’s dumb and he wish to be dead, he couldn’t learn anything. Also He always have to do something different that normal people don’t do. And only people who work with students like him can help him more, he became embarrassed if someone he knew know that he’s in disability program and mostly he take someone time when he do his homework. It conclude that sometime people perspective by the criterion they use about other who have some disability could be wrong because people don’t know what they may hide. I agree with Davis Raymond with that because I been in place similar to his place. Where I was ask to read in front of a class where most students in the class are native, and I were English Language learner at level beginner. So I was kind of embarrassed to read in front of them.my situation was just for limited period of time until I Perfected English, but for he, he will have almost always, he have to deal with it all the time, he faced many bullying . And it is not easy to join the disability program, and hide it from the people he know. I when my English was bad I suffered from isolating because I was shy to speak to people even to create some friend I can’t because of my broken English. Although all the difficulties that I faced, I had a goal I whatever it take me I want to achieve it. And that’s what he did, he kept going. Also some people have just go by what are they seeing they don’t see what behind, so no one know about you more than yourself.