Do you read with an accent when you see a post from a cetain flag
For example
Spain:i read it really fast with a high pitched Spanish accent
Britain:i read with a half cockney
France: i read with an arabic accent
Germany:i read with turkic accent
Do you anons also do this?
Do you read with an accent when you see a post from a cetain flag
Austin Sanchez
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David Brooks
no I suppress subvocalization to read faster and deal with my irlen syndrome
Benjamin Ward
France: I read with a gay accent
Ayden Nguyen
Wtf is that
That is just normal French
Carson Diaz
speed reading's first step, eliminating the inner voice during reading and relying on near-total vision based reading
despite criticism you can retain very good levels of comprehension
Ayden King
İ do that too. İ always have to laugh when İ read Indian posts
Jayden Cruz
No i ment what is irlen syndrome
David Young
I read with my accent. :(
Andrew Baker
Manda vocaroo em inglês
Jose Myers
oh, a mild form of dyslexia where you have severe sensitivity to the white background in text, its usually improved immensely with colored overlays or glasses
its existence as a disease is heavily disputed by ophthalmologists but there are countless sufferers online
Zachary Bell
>I suffer with Irlen Syndrome
Oliver Bennett
i unironically suffer with it, its extremely annoying and headache inducing
Aaron Rogers
oh, I had an undergrad in a class I was teaching once who had documentation to receive their homework/examinations etc... on colored paper with some extra time
never knew why or anything (she was a good student), interesting to know what was the reason
Carson Walker
now this is why the west is truly brilliant, appropriate accommodations for students to help them fulfill their potential
here you'd receive beatings for being dyslexic and a colossal fuckup in class, and further beatings at home from unsympathetic parents
Gavin Hernandez
John Myers
>appropriate accommodations for students to help them fulfill their potential
while this is somewhat true, I've seen many individuals in education positions be apathetic, and I've seen parents who clearly beat their autistic children (I also taught elementary school for a few years)
what I mean to say is that it's not consistent and it's really up to the person who's responsible for teaching, the college class was in a major city and the elementary school was in a DC suburb, but I imagine it can be pretty bad in flyoverville
Aaron Garcia
that's some valuable insight you rarely receive on Jow Forums, thanks for taking the time. But I think more parents despite becoming a bit hypersensitive are waking up to non-neurotypical behaviour, and the rest of the world through media can start following suit
Jayden Parker
>But I think more parents despite becoming a bit hypersensitive are waking up to non-neurotypical behaviour, and the rest of the world through media can start following suit
I agree, things are generally moving in a positive/optimistic trend here with regards to disabilities (from my experience). Hope treatment of students improves in your country eventually, man.
Henry Nelson
I read every post with my own inner voice.
Blake Lewis
thank you sir, cheers
Jonathan Hernandez
This
Alexander Evans
How's it feel to know I subvocalize all your posts in a midwest american dialect?
Hunter Allen
Good because that is also my accent
Ryan Kelly
Discribed your inner voices, mine is a Plain monotone with the most neutral English possible