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Subject: Re: How to improve adult spelling?

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Date Posted: 20:15:38 09/16/10 Thu
In reply to: Lizabeth 's message, "How to improve adult spelling?" on 21:07:53 08/21/10 Sat

try creating PowerPoint presentations. This way, all you words pre-spell
I use Dragon naturally speaking�. it is a speech to text program� I talk to the computer and the words appear on the screen�. it does require a little training. However, for the most pare works pretty good.. this is not a difficult program to use. It has been around for about 10 years, and the newest version. I'm in love with it. It also has read feature so that you can read the screen to you in a word document tried it out.

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[> Subject: Re: How to improve adult spelling?
Author: Kathleen [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 14:32:21 09/19/10 Sun I have the same problem. I work as the director of a before and after school care program and I get a panic feeling when someone ask me to spell something. I think some of my kids are better at spelling then I am.