Originally posted by Morning_Glory
do you have dyslexia 😖
That means you can't read or write, which I can write fine and read fine. It just takes longer for me to understand things. My brain takes longer to get the message, so to speak - which is obvious when I step out onto a busy street without thinking there might be a car coming - I just don't think of it until it's too late, sort of thing.
I had a learning assesment done years ago - recommendations were given to my teachers, to help me learn better.
Guess what? They tore them up and threw them away. 🙄
Originally posted by Tempe Brennandyslexia people can read and write
That means you can't read or write, which I can write fine and read fine. It just takes longer for me to understand things. My brain takes longer to get the message, so to speak - which is obvious when I step out onto a busy street without thinking there might be a car coming - I just don't think of it until it's too late, sort of thing.I had a learning assesment done years ago - recommendations were given to my teachers, to help me learn better.
Guess what? They tore them up and threw them away. 🙄
illiterate on the other hand means...: : having little or no education; especially : unable to read or write <an illiterate population>
Originally posted by Morning_Gloryno offence but after taking the amount of training my college gave me I have as much if not more knowledge about first steps than you 😐
it doesnt do anythingits hard to take advice or some statement written by a teenager seriously - when it comes to "first steps" and "professions"
trust me on this one
Originally posted by TRH
How do you have to be rich?
It dosen't cost anything.
I think you have to hire a lawyer if you bring a lawsuit against someone. The person being sued has the right to free legal representation, or something. Which means that if I did sue, I'd have to pay for my own lawyer, and the school could get theirs for free, or hire their own.
Originally posted by Tempe BrennanYou really need to sue.
That means you can't read or write, which I can write fine and read fine. It just takes longer for me to understand things. My brain takes longer to get the message, so to speak - which is obvious when I step out onto a busy street without thinking there might be a car coming - I just don't think of it until it's too late, sort of thing.I had a learning assesment done years ago - recommendations were given to my teachers, to help me learn better.
Guess what? They tore them up and threw them away. 🙄
Originally posted by Tempe BrennanAustralia is worse than america.
I think you have to hire a lawyer if you bring a lawsuit against someone. The person being sued has the right to free legal representation, or something. Which means that if I did sue, I'd have to pay for my own lawyer, and the school could get theirs for free, or hire their own.
Originally posted by Morning_Glory
dyslexia people can read and writeilliterate on the other hand means...: : having little or no education; especially : [b]unable to read or write
<an illiterate population> [/B]
I can read and write - at age 8 my reading age was that of a 14 year old, so I am fine in that department, lol.
Maths is my biggie - I always have trouble with maths at work, especially if a customer hands me more change after my till is open. I don't know how much to give back, and I always feel stupid.
Originally posted by Tempe Brennanmaths is my weak point
I can read and write - at age 8 my reading age was that of a 14 year old, so I am fine in that department, lol.Maths is my biggie - I always have trouble with maths at work, especially if a customer hands me more change after my till is open. I don't know how much to give back, and I always feel stupid.
I cant do it at all