Help Dyslexia, Is Makeing My Life Hard! Posted: 07-07-07 11:58am
Hey all i am 14, And there are a number of
things i can not do, Spell,Maths and Time,
Yes this may sound funny but it's true
here is a lil story,
When i first started school i was ok, but
when i was in P2 It started to be hell, I
could not learn anything, Could not do any
maths, are spelling, are anything, only
reading,(thank god i can read) in P3, Same
thing, Yet no Teachers know i have
Dyslexia, P4 Same again no help what so
ever, P5 i started to get better, but
spelling was still very bad, and even
learning spellings i found hard, P6
Teachers agree now that i have Dyslexia,
And i start geting help.
So as you can see i have lost 5 years of
learning because of teachers, Now im in
high school, and im geting on btter,
better marks in test's, better reading, a
lil better at maths, But spelling, im
still very bad at it.
I find it upseting that i can't spell
because people think im from some were
else.
So, do any of you guys know any sort of
things that will help me with my spelling,
And BTW i do Lission in class, i don't do
anything bad in school
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The Ginger 1
Supporter
Joined: 09 Jul 2007 Posts: 556 Location: Loony-tune-land, England
Posted: 07-18-07 18:14pm
Hi Dude
You keep up the learning, and take your
time ..... the more you practice using
words and spelling, the easier it gets ...
try not to let the other kids bring you
down, maths is difficult at the best of
times, but if you take your time over the
problem, the solution looks a bit clearer.
When I was 8, my teacher gave me extra
tuition, as she couldn't read my writing.
I now am nearly 40 years old and love
doing calligraphy when I get the cahnce,
it's beautifal writing, which is like an
art, how about you try it ..... and maths,
well I'm so glad they invented a
calculator
All will work out, but you must keep
trying and positive.
Keep smiling little friend
Angie (The Ginger 1)
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woahhjuju
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 14 May 2008 Posts: 1 Location: ,
please? Posted: 05-14-08 21:37pm
Hey (=
Not to be pushy or anything, but would you
mind me interviewing you by, like, asking
you a few questions about dyslexia? I'm
doing a project on dyslexia for school,
and it would be great if i got an
interview. You don't have to, but I was
just wondering.
Please?(:
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GreyWolf
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 07 May 2008 Posts: 16
Posted: 05-25-08 20:00pm
Hi!
I suggest you go and see an educational
psychologist.
I'm dyscalculic (which is on the dyslexic
spectrum) which means I have extreme
problems with maths, and dealing with
numbers. I was put down by teachers for
being bad at maths and not paying
attention.
You sound like you could possibly be
dyscalculic.
Is it any particular aspect of maths you
have problems with? Or is it just all
maths in general?
Don't panic, loads of people have problems
with maths and loads of people are
dyslexic so don't worry too much.
Good luck!
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Tichma
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 20 May 2008 Posts: 10 Location: Texas/Oklahoma,
Dyslexia Posted: 06-13-08 12:29pm
MCHugh, I've had Dyslexia all my life.
Peat and Repeat reading,math, spelling.You
can get a blue transparence or blue or
pink tented glasses. It's easier to read.
When I was in my 30's I found someone who
doesn't mind me asking any questions
without feeling bad about myself. also
fish oils or dha omegas are good for the
brain, and brain nutritients help., for
teens and adults.
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