creative space september 24,2009


79/365 24.09.09
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Homework :/ :p And I don't know if I am even doing this right. But I am at the point of not really caring. I am sorry but the things we are doing at the start of this class are things that people should have learned in grade school. I know not everyone has the same education, but if you don't know basic shapes at this point I think there might be a problem :p

On a more positive note I got these coloured overlays today to help with reading and I am amazed at the difference they make. No more jumbled squished together letters that are blurry in places. See, people assume that since I am a fast reader that I don't have any problems reading but I never really stopped to think that the way I could see letters was odd or something was wrong with it. But I think I just adapted to read fast, the same way I have had to adapt when people ask me questions about left or right.

If someone asks me to point to their right hand for example I have to turn my body in my head to superimpose on their body to figure out what is right. Sounds simple but gets more complicated with directions etc. When I stop and think about things that I am being told, some things are really starting to make sense. At the very least I will be more informed with these meetings I am having, and that is never a bad thing.

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  1. I'm like that with giving directions. I have to imagine myself in the street and facing the direction I'm guiding them to...only then is it easy for me to do the whole right/left thing.

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  2. the overlays- is that because you are scotopically sensative? my daughter recieved colored overlays because of this -even tho she also reads very well they really really helped her = its interesting how it ties into various versions of dyslexia - she has trouble with writing more than reading - & come to think of it directions are hard for her as well. am glad yours help
    rj

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  3. serena- thats exactly what i do :) makes things a lot easier

    comekatt- I am getting tested for dyslexia, and the person helping suggested the overlays to help. hubby is scotopically sensitive so use to have overlays but lost them :/ I had never heard of if it before. Its interesting to read about. I also have problems with writing, but love to write. so i am hoping all of this helps. :)

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  4. I have exactly the same issues with left and right and do the same superimposing thing.

    What was your homework? And what kind of shapes were you supposed to be learning?

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  5. really comforting knowing I am not the only one that does that :)

    just different basic shapes and textures. Supposed to use the shapes and textures for future design work. Not learning anything new at this point but that be why I am having problems :/

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  6. Jennifer, I do that too. Funny how sometimes you think you are the only one that does that, but it is nice to know there are others that are like you. :)

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