Abstract
Abstract The other day I was talking to a learning-disabled boy of sixteen, who was putting together a home-built computer. John* asked me if I could see his screwdriver. “It's over there,” I responded, “…to the right of the keyboard.” John looked confused and said in a very matter-of-fact manner: “Listen, Miss Bryson, I can put together this computer, I can fix your car, and I can track animals in the bush, but there's two things I can't never do. I don't know my left from my right and I can't write.”
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