Here's the deal: every time I leave a comment on a blog, I have to screw up my eyes and ready myself for an IQ-esque quiz. What are those curvy, jumbled letters? xftnnmnvvwun is hard enough to read on a straight line, but when it's in different angles? I feel like I am in a test, and admittedly, I have failed. More than one time. I'm glad they give you a second chance to enter in that curvy code.As a future educator, I appreciate the security--but more than that, I can't help thinking: What about accommodations for those with dyslexia?
And what about accommodations for those without? Well, I suppose it's great practice for reading the handwriting of some elementary school students. Who would've known that blogger security is just preparing me to be a better teacher?
And here I am about to fail that test myself. Lots of q's in the Word Verification below me. :0)
ReplyDeleteLove you, Celeste!
Aargh! I am always writing from Adam's account and noticing it too late. This is Marie, though I'm sure Adam sends his love too. And now I have to face another one of those code things. If said aloud, this could be a new expletive. I shall refrain.
ReplyDeleteAnd good practice for that "creative spelling" kids use as well. What's that word below? zoo tacos?
ReplyDeleteAll I can say is way to use your teacher education lingo! Let's hear it for accommodations! :)
ReplyDeleteGood training for old age when the vision dims.
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