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Lesson 14 reflection

This week has been crazy. My parents came into town this week because my brother in-law graduated. We had a family dinner and after we eat dinner my mom. sister, and I started taking about title one schools. Also, things that my mom had to do to make sure that all my siblings had the right teacher for them. It made me think of my sophomore year. In 9th grade, I got test out of an IEP for my reading but I still had a 504. So, because of that my high school put me in a regular sophomore English class. My reading level was on level but my writing was not, so my mom and I went into the counselor office had them change my schedule and get me into the English that I needed. My past has helped me a lot in this class because growing up I had a speech impediment. I could not say my R's, every time I did they would sound like W's. The feeling that you guys had of frustration and embarrassment when doing the learning disability and fluency disorder. That was my life, I have a learning disorder and because of the disorder, it takes me longer to process things. I had speech therapy till 7th grade and I was in a different English class till 10th grade. People that did not grew up with me still till me that I have an accident. That took me a while before I was comfort with people telling me that. I know that they don't mean to hurt me but for a while it was a remind of my speech impediment. That was a big part of me that I wanted to forget, because my whole life I have been trying to fix it. People that have speech impediments can't here the difference between what you are saying and what they say. People with learning disorders are the same in a way. For the longest time, I didn't understand what the difference was with me thinking process and someone that doesn't have a learning disorder. No one explained to me what was different about me but the more that I have try to do things I realize that I can't. For example, the last test that we took in this class. I had to read the question out loud for two reasons. One was that there are some words that are really hard for me to read, so I have my husband brake the word down for me. That way I have a better chance of reading the word and understanding the question. Another reason was to be able to process and comprehend the question.

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