Different Types of Students, When They’re Asked To Read!

[sage_the_spice]

"Over dramatic"
It's called a theatre kid. And that's exactly what I'd do

[quillsinkwell]

i'm the overdramatic one.
if you're asked to read, you gotta COMMIT to the bit!

[zzzgurl]

Don’t forget about the one that’s *really* shy and reads everything quietly and sometimes quickly.

[Expriexp]

then there’s the dyslexia one that just sits there for a minute, kinda panicking then stutters the whole sentence, not a stereotype, not an exaggeration, i’ve witnessed and done this every time 😂😅

[Mimimo]

And then there’s the Voice Actor, who reads everything in Charactered Voices

Aka me

[TheWeirdArtistt]

And then u got me: stutters, reads quietly, and having a literal panic attack

[magitrix]

And the one who takes so long because they “don’t know how to read Shakespeare”

[zombiepuppy]

im the one who starts crying when i have to read out loud due to anxiety

[Bushraaaontop]

And there’s the shy one who starts randomly laughing

Aka me😊

[just_MIM]

You forgot the one that doesn't know when to start and end reading. And then they like end up skipping a few pages because they couldn't be bothered to follow along. :/

[yourgirllia]

You can’t forget the one who’s voice is so calming everyone falls asleep

[LoonyTonks]

Then there’s the introvert, or quiet one:

[silverysky]

My class all read different parts, and as long as everyone read once, we could volunteer. Everyone was interested, and some of us did voices, most of us made jokes about the material, and our teacher even let us act out the duel scene with Tybalt and Mercutio (I was Mercutio). Also I'm like 90% sure half the class were theater kids so it was never going to be boring

[StarryMessenger]

You forgot that one one kid that turns a single sentience into a full half hour experience

[evnn]

And the one who reads so quietly that no one can here

[kanzanaveed]

mate, you forgot me, as an introvert I am always guessing what lines I'll be reading and I always try to rehearse them 😅😂😂

[Ya_boi_jasper]

The dyslexic: “I can’t read”
Teacher: **yells at student for not reading**
The dyslexic: **complies, reads but there’s a lot of mistakes**
Teacher: **yells and student for making mistakes whilst reading**
- speaking from experience

[lakshyalaughs]

These are all very accurate but you forgot the one that can talk loudly (and will if the teacher wasn’t there) but when they are asked to read the person right beside them can’t hear them.

[alphasquadHenry]

in english class im not allowed to be called on because of my dyslexia so i think my reading voice is ✨a m a z i n g✨

[-Summr]

Then there’s me, I have reading problems and when I’m reading out loud I’m always really slow, I miss-pronounce the words and I stutter so much. Yet some how I still get picked over the 15 other people in my class