My Learning Disability: A Love Story | Chandni Kazi

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Title	:	My Learning Disability: A Love Story \| Chandni Kazi \| TEDxBerkeley
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She probably had adhd as well
Comment from : Jenn Ung

I wonder how she got into Berkeley with her low score in high school Her sister Sumaya Kazi is a big American entrepreneur who also went to Berkeley
Comment from : Majestic

You are absolutely adorable! Your experience made me cry because I can relate to so much of what you said But it is great to see that you finally got the help you needed to succeed Well done! xx
Comment from : Sally Bailey

Awesome
Comment from : debbie fischbach

Nice video
Comment from : Roshni UK

As a kid I had Auditory processing disorder and like you said it started off with academics but it spiraled into complete isolation from others I got help from a program called Arrowsmith which actaully rewires your brain doing certain brain exercises consistently I worked so hard and I graduated from the program in 2 years I’m a junior now and I have a 97 average and am so outgoing I’m finally living the life I’ve always wanted to
Comment from : Syb_7

Why is the link she referred to at the end of the talk not in the description box!!! Can someone please provide it if you know what she was talking about
Comment from : Rebel Rali

Living with learning disability for 30 years is tough
Comment from : David bokuku

Is your reading disorder connected to CAPD or APD by chance?
Comment from : LS EH

Inspirational wow YOU GO, GIRL! never stop pushing your dreams I have Learning Disability mine is mild so like yourself, I don't look disabled
Comment from : Craig McVay

this sounds exactly like every LD child i know
Comment from : Mathew Jacob

Yeah I definitely felt dumber and dumber and still do sometimesbrIts so annoying I really do love English and well maths not so much but I don’t hate it just don’t enjoy it but its just like we put double the work but get a quarter of our effort to actually show brShes got alot more lucky and skills than i do im still learning the basics im almost at gcse level its took me 10 years 10 long years brI 100 understand try try try try but nothing really comes out of the effortbrIm fairly different to this learning disability mines more so I don’t have the capability of understanding alot of one topic and can only learn things on a very slow scale otherwise I can’t take it inbrThis is extremely relatable
Comment from : Matthew

Hellau thiante u 🙊😂
Comment from : Lallawmsangi Varte

You are truly a shining star !! stay bright forever
Comment from : tony Ryan

I have a learning disability it’s similar to this one I’ve been so excited studying the test and doing it but than I got it back and failed it ive failed everyone one of them I’m now in high school And I do struggle but I try and be open to as question I would be embarrassed when everyone around me understood and I didn’t I’m now studying for the permit and I read the book, but after I forgot everything I read and I just think okay use the sources to help myself the way I did in school So I use flash cards and try harder and hopefully when I do take the test I pass I haven’t yet Sometimes I wondered like why my brother he is a sophomore and I’m a senior I wondered how he can be sooo smart and I would kinda feel bad about myself but I always have a thought in my head that “not everyone learns the same they just have there own pace and own way of learning so it’s okay” I would get massive headache and want to cry when I wouldn’t understand my teacher wouldn’t teach until I got it right and I had to use a calculator or have my fingers to count when my teacher took the calculator and he said that I can do it but I would just sit there trying but get a big headache and blank out on what the question was because it took me so long to do one but he wanted it there at that moment No matter what everyone has there own pace on learning and that’s okay❤️
Comment from : Galilea Martinez

close my eyes, ahh! Dear, your voice is so beautiful <3
Comment from : Ms CYA ♥

Hi, I'd like to use this amazing video in a class I teach at a community college, but I need accurate closed captions (edited for punctuation, capitalization) Can you turn on "community contributions" so that I can suggest an edited caption track? Thanks!
Comment from : Aloha Sargent