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Loopy_Girl

I think it's dyspraxia that is meant

Oldernotwiser

ash4becks wrote: »

THANKYOU

but this is me, part of my disablity and there for all to see , i do try very hard with spelling and the way i write i have asked for GP to send me to educational psychologist for dyslexia and dysbricia in adults to help me but that doesnt happen for adults

sometimes you might not get what iam saying but you have to rember that what looks right in my mind and i often cant see that please rember that , and by the way do you no some of the most sucessful people in life are dyslexic e.g
Albert Einstein

Thomas Edison

Winston Churchill

Richard Branson

now remember that next time oh and ONW and krisskross you sound like your from the dark ages and very stuck up in your options of yourself and others

I've spent many years teaching people with literacy and learning disabilities, all of whom have wanted to improve their written communication skills.

Would you to expect to keep walking into furniture if you were blind just so your disability was visible or would you take all steps available to lessen your disability?

I am underwhelmed by your arrogance on this; if those of us who do not have problems can use a spell check facility then I can really see no reason (other than laziness) why someone like you would not wish to.

krisskross

It appears that Einstein was not dyslexic

http://dyslexia.learninginfo.org/einstein.htm

ash4becks

krisskross wrote: »

It appears that Einstein was not dyslexic

http://dyslexia.learninginfo.org/einstein.htm

that if you look at it is a 'how to get rid of learning problems site ' and is trying to sell a product which says something

he is on the list here aswell as bill gates
http://www.bdadyslexia.org.uk/about-dyslexia/famous-dyslexics.html

Blackpool_Saver

try using google chrome, it underlines spelling mistakes and you can right click to select the correct option....simples, If you WANT to

bestpud

Firefox has a built in spell checker and there is free add ons you can download for pretty much any browser as far as I am aware.

As for it being 'only a forum', I don't get hung up on spelling grammar tbh but I do think it important to ensure others can understand your posts! Why bother posting otherwise?

Personally, I find it more annoying when people use 'was' in place of 'were' etc but each unto their own I guess.

Ash4becks - I'm intrigued by your reading age! Is that about speed or vocabulary? How is it worked out? Genuine question btw!

ash4becks

bestpud wrote: »

Firefox has a built in spell checker and there is free add ons you can download for pretty much any browser as far as I am aware.

As for it being 'only a forum', I don't get hung up on spelling grammar tbh but I do think it important to ensure others can understand your posts! Why bother posting otherwise?

Personally, I find it more annoying when people use 'was' in place of 'were' etc but each unto their own I guess.

Ash4becks - I'm intrigued by your reading age! Is that about speed or vocabulary? How is it worked out? Genuine question btw!

i wouldnt have a clue where to find the add on you mention i use firefox

heck that was a while ago with the assesment i wrote on a subject i want to and was timed and averaged out to others with the same age as me i think, i need to dig it out anyways will have a proper look on there when i find it

bestpud

ash4becks wrote: »

i wouldnt have a clue where to find the add on you mention i use firefox

heck that was a while ago with the assesment i wrote on a subject i want to and was timed and averaged out to others with the same age as me i think, i need to dig it out anyways will have a proper look on there when i find it

I don't have firefox any more (won't work on this computer for some reason so I'm stuck with cruddy safari!) but it is built in, from memory...?

Have a gander through the tools as I think it can be selected from there...

Just checked the website and it says it is built in:

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/features/

HeatherH

Blackpool_Saver wrote: »

again this is a very low standard, it used to be an A level pass, one can achieve a level two pass by taking a multiple choice test nowadays

Sorry also forgot to mention, than in addition, I also had to have 160 credits from an A level equivalent course. Mine was a 1 year counselling studies course.

dmg24

HeatherH wrote: »

Sorry also forgot to mention, than in addition, I also had to have 160 credits from an A level equivalent course. Mine was a 1 year counselling studies course.

You might want to link back to your earlier post, this makes no sense on its own (and is referring to a post from weeks ago).