Dyslexia Support Group
Dyslexia refers to any reading difficulty not associated with obvious problems (such as bad eyesight). Dyslexias include the inability to name letters, to read words or sentences, or to recognize words directly even though they can be sounded out. Dyslexia is not limited to reversing the order of letters in reading or writing; it may, for instance, include unexpected...
anyone have good spelling sites listed
im sick of failing
.its killing my life and i fight when im in a corner.
everyone else can seem to cope with spelling
so i need extra help.
i even know when im spelling things worng
but its to late by the time its out.
That is the thing i need to fix
i need a site that is amimed at people like me
.i dont want colord paper to help me
i want reall help !
.i can read !!! i just cant fix whats wrong
i need to know how people can break
down words normaly
how they do it?
and find out why im failing at it
if i know why i have a chance to fix it !
im sick of failing
.its killing my life and i fight when im in a corner.
everyone else can seem to cope with spelling
so i need extra help.
i even know when im spelling things worng
but its to late by the time its out.
That is the thing i need to fix
i need a site that is amimed at people like me
.i dont want colord paper to help me
i want reall help !
.i can read !!! i just cant fix whats wrong
i need to know how people can break
down words normaly
how they do it?
and find out why im failing at it
if i know why i have a chance to fix it !
when i did my school exams
i thought i was doing ok but in every exam
.i ran out of time
today i found myself doing the same mistakes
ive made a 10,000 times
a word like who
and the word thier
take so much planing
after i have writen a word there is
so much self doubt
if even typing in front of someone
else is embarassing for me
even when i do spell things right
its spoken
bot tel
I am a dyslexic adult who overcame dyslexia and spelling problems. I have taught students to do the same for the past 22 years. I know am not able to recomend a site, but look up dianis education and email in your question on the contact us page.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNvIpDJwPfg
its phonics for dyslexsic i'm havent used it yet. but i want to ...
is fantastic
thats what im looking for that kind of thing
:)
anything like that
that teacher really (kames wow revresed) makes it clear (klear)
i left the spellings in that i noticed (knoticed) that i got wrong
so you have more of an eyedear idear
idea of how i think in terms of words
again thanks
the way words work is to confusing like the word "tired" why that way?
T ok
I ok
R tir what sound is that?
= t"I"me t"i"ck?
sounds like tear???
ti "red" - TIE RED
-ti ed -
-tyed -
-ty-ed
why is the R in it?
Ti red ? no one ever says i am "ti red"
high
sigh
"tighed" tigh erd?
ti red seems nuts ?
and the other bit was
t"I"me = time sound
t"i"ck? = tick sound
sounds of letter "I"
if the i is in front of an M = I
if the i is in front of an C = i
????? what is the rule ???
I have printed of the spelling rules, frequently misspelled words, homphones and frequently confused words, on cream coloured paper, and then laminated them.
These have been invaluable, and I use them myself and my students.
As a dyslexic homophones are my pet hate, and use visual images or cues to remember the correct context of the word I am trying to spell.
http://www.myenglishlessons.net/spelling.htm
I have printed of the spelling rules, frequently misspelled words, homphones and frequently confused words, on cream coloured paper, and then laminated them.
These have been invaluable, and I use them myself and my students.
As a dyslexic homophones are my pet hate, and use visual images or cues to remember the correct context of the word I am trying to spell.
http://www.myenglishlessons.net/spelling.htm
http://www.dyslexia.org/spelling_rules.shtml
that are "fici" that do not look fish but sound it
proficient
deficient
efficient 2 fs??
eco-ficient - link?
co-efficient - ?
coefficient COEF = some number value
but this is hard !
http://dyslexstudyskills.group.shef.ac.uk/writing/index.html
http://dyslexstudyskills.group.shef.ac.uk/writing/pages/glossary.html