[Osx-nutters] Writing Off Reading

Jared ''Danger'' Earle jared at 23x.net
Wed Aug 23 09:14:29 CEST 2006


On 23 Aug 2006, at 04:55, Michael Nickerson wrote:
> Though I do wish I had known about it earlier.  Not for any classes  
> with reading and writing, but mainly for the math classes.  I used  
> to get so frustrated - I actually did understand the equations and  
> whatnot, but I still got them wrong fairly often.  I couldn't  
> figure out why.  I should have been doing fine.  Now I know.  While  
> reading a sentence wrong doesn't make sense and I just reread it,  
> getting numbers mixed up still makes perfect sense.  Ah well, I  
> know now to pay close attention when I'm dealing with numbers.

I used to go out with a girl that was dyslexic. She could read fine,  
but she could make odd-looking mistakes when writing. Oh, and she  
couldn't understand the difference between left and right. Seriously,  
if you said 'go down the road, take a left' there'd be a 50-50 that  
she'd go the wrong way. She got a grant for a computer when she was  
at college due to her writing, and with that no-one ever knew she was  
dyslexic.

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