It would be like telling an 8th grade calculus student they're lucky for not having as much homework as the 8th grade algebra student.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

I got the idea for this post when someone said this to my dyslexic friend.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

I don't think having a learning disability shouldn't be the only reason someone gets extra time; people run out of time on exams for all sorts of reasons.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

Examples?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

Being nervous forgetful, takes them longer to read, takes them longer to write ect..

by Anonymous 11 years ago

People run out of time a lot, but not very many teachers are that lenient. so they won't get more time, and will just be marked off for unanswered questions.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

No, I'm aware of this. Plus there's also the issue of how much extra time someone with such an entitlement would get if everyone has more time. I don't really see a reason for having time limits on school exams though other than logistics.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

"Wow, you are so lucky to have a disorder , that makes it hard for you to read and write, so that you gain an extra hour on a test"... That is what it sounds to me :/ I'm not dyslexic, but I went in class with 2, who were

by Anonymous 11 years ago

Someone in my class got suspended for coming to homecoming drunk. Those caught are suspended for ten days, facing expulsion, and are kicked out of any clubs they're in. She has three AP classes, so the teacher for the class I have with her sets up a skype conversation with her iPad so she can still see the lesson and not get behind too much. People were saying "I wish I could sit at home and see the lesson" and all that stuff, and she just goes "Do you want to trade places?"

by Anonymous 11 years ago