02 Feb 05
Originally posted by RBHILLRB, as you know I have often goaded you about spelling. However, I have been reading this book by an autistic woman and she was telling about one of her students who has severe dyslexia like you and this woman is literally able to hear the radio when it is turned off. She has developed other sensory perceptions to compensate. I was wondering if you have had any similar experiences.
Thanks for being RUUde. God Bless I will be Praying for your lost soul.
02 Feb 05
Originally posted by kirksey957What do you are you saying? That she can guess a song and turn on the radio and that song is playing. I have done that maybe 4 times in my life.
RB, as you know I have often goaded you about spelling. However, I have been reading this book by an autistic woman and she was telling about one of her students who has severe dyslexia like you and this woman is literally able to hear the radio when it is turned off. She has developed other sensory perceptions to compensate. I was wondering if you have had any similar experiences.
02 Feb 05
Originally posted by RBHILLEven though the radio is turned off, she can still HEAR the music in the wires in the radio . She has developed an accute sense of hearing to compensate for her dyslexia.
What do you are you saying? That she can guess a song and turn on the radio and that song is playing. I have done that maybe 4 times in my life.
02 Feb 05
Originally posted by RBHILLI've made a little observation, RB, and maybe you can confirm
What do you are you saying? That she can guess a song and turn on the radio and that song is playing. I have done that maybe 4 times in my life.
it for me.
Your spelling has been remarkably better of late. In fact, one
can map the moment of that improvement with another post
about a spelling editor for fire fox.
Are you using an engine? 😉 I think you are. No ones' spelling
'rating' goes up so high so quickly...
Nemesio
02 Feb 05
Originally posted by kirksey957no, I can't do taht but I do have good eye site. I don't need glasses, I can read 8 font.
Even though the radio is turned off, she can still HEAR the music in the wires in the radio . She has developed an accute sense of hearing to compensate for her dyslexia.
02 Feb 05
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Originally posted by NemesioNope, I am using Spell Check and like I said I called up my dad and asked him how to spell a word for me. And in the state of California the College reading level is English 1A and I am in the one right below called English 126(Reading), I have take 125(Writing).
I've made a little observation, RB, and maybe you can confirm
it for me.
Your spelling has been remarkably better of late. In fact, one
can map the moment of that improvement with another post
about a spelling editor for fire fox. ...[text shortened]... es' spelling
'rating' goes up so high so quickly...
Nemesio
02 Feb 05
Originally posted by RBHILLI am saddened by the low standard of reading and writing required for college in the US.
Nope, I am using Spell Check and like I said I called up my dad and asked him how to spell a word for me. And in the state of California the College reading level is English 1A and I am in the one right below called English 126(Reading), I have take 125(Writing).
02 Feb 05
Originally posted by NemesioUt oh, busted!
I've made a little observation, RB, and maybe you can confirm
it for me.
Your spelling has been remarkably better of late. In fact, one
can map the moment of that improvement with another post
about a spelling editor for fire fox.
Are you using an engine? 😉 I think you are. No ones' spelling
'rating' goes up so high so quickly...
Nemesio
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02 Feb 05
Originally posted by kirksey957Like I have said before I am good at math. I played Basketball with my friends when I was little and could keep track of individual stats as well as team stats in my head, on Shots rebounds and steals. oh and free throws.
I don't know, but I'm willing to bet that there is a powder keg of genius of some type that you are sitting on and don't know it.