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creativity

Author:
sally

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Date Posted: 03:56:34 07/20/04 Tue

Hello,

I am currently doing a graphic design degree and am researching for my disitation of which i am doing on dyslexia and students, and its associations with being creative. I've been reading up on and looking at lots of websites to do with the subject and was wondering if anyone had any information and what your thoughts are etc etc. I would really appreciate your help!

Also, funnily enough throught reading up on the subject, i think that I may be dyslexic myself as the difficulty with reading and spelling has always been tough, my short term memory is completely off this planet, and I get loads of things muddled up- left, right, salt, pepper, etc... always see things as the 'whole' and constently put different words into sentences than what realistically makes sence(dyspraxia?)I have somehow been able to develop various strategies to help with this though.) I think I'll be getting a test done when i return to uni as if i was diagnosed this could prove to be very helpful for my 3rd and final year.

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