Chef Jamie Oliver said a new documentary on dyslexia was the ‘More emotionally painful’ thing he has ever done.

Famous chef lived with learning difficulty all his life and now presents a hourly documentary on the British Channel 4 with title ‘Jamie’s Dyslexia Revolution’ (The revolution of Jamie’s dyslexia).

The documentary deepens the challenges and problems that children with dyslexia face in Britain, while considering whether the government can do more to correct the education system.

‘I analyze several things’, said Jamie Oliver to the ‘Sunday Times’.

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“Honestly, of all the things I’ve ever done, this documentary is the most emotionally painful”he said, noting that ”He has seen many men, talented, adults crying for it ».

According to the National Health Service of the United Kingdom, dyslexia is described as a “common learning difficulty that causes problems in reading, writing and spelling”.

However, the British Union of Dyslexia (BDA) points out that it can affect people in other ways, such as coordination, organization and memory.

Jamie Oliver revealed that his struggles with dyslexia had not been very difficult. He stressed that as he grew older he began to have “complete discontent for school” and that talking openly about the disorder – which was eventually diagnosed in January – is “painful”.

“I had no extra time in the exams, there were no strategies, just a little extra help with tutorials,” added. “There was no strong knowledge of dyslexia then. “

He also described that he felt ‘stupid, useless and slow’that he developed “hatred for the words” and that his classmates fooled him.

“I didn’t say it to mom, dad or teachers. I just hid it inside me ‘, said Jamie Oliver. “The kitchen saved me. I knew I had something to offer. I knew I wasn’t useless »; He stressed.

Jamie Oliver is now campaigning for greater support in schools and calls for early checks for dyslexia and neuroscience.

“We also need more education for teachers. In a two -year to three -year educational program, only about half a day is dedicated to neuropiarmorphism. I only have love for teachers, we must appreciate them more. But they need to be trained, they must have the tools to observe, understand and react. “he said.