Reflection Question 10.15 by William Schleicher

Lindsey Anderson

lindsander24 — 2025-10-15 17:22:20 UTC

If my ability to communicate with my voice was taken away, I would use a text-to-speech platform to communicate.

Colton Rickard

coltonr875 — 2025-10-15 17:23:08 UTC

If I could not communicate normally, I would use either a text to speech platform or communicate through text only. I would handle it by finding other ways to communicate that feel comfortable to me.

Kyra Atherton

2025-10-15 17:23:48 UTC

If my ability to communicate with my voice was taken away, I would use a text-to-speech alternative to communicate. I would probably also work with an AT team to figure out how to make communication and working around it easier for myself.

Olivia Short

2025-10-15 17:23:57 UTC

I feel like inside I would be crushed but like anything I feel like I would work through it. Like anything else it would be tough but I feel like I would find ways to communicate.

Mara Bartley

mlb002 — 2025-10-15 17:24:42 UTC

This would be extremely difficult task for me. I would try to use my hands to communicate, write what I want to say or use picture cards to communicate. Text to speech would be my voice and a great and easy way to communicate.

Summer Fennell

summerfennell — 2025-10-15 17:24:43 UTC

I would use text to speech, I feel like I would struggle not being able to speak to my friends, but i would try to find new and efficient ways to communicate with people.

Alana Krizmanich

2025-10-15 17:24:52 UTC

If my ability to communicate was taken away, I would probably type everything out. This could be done through texting or a text to speech website. Overall I think this would be hard to adjust too but I often text to communicate anyways.

Felicia Kruppa

2025-10-15 17:25:49 UTC

If I was unable to communicate through my voice I would text on my phone because I do that all the time so I'm used to it. I would probably get frustrated though because it would take longer than just speaking which is what I would be used to.

Hannah Nied

2025-10-15 17:26:06 UTC

If my voice were taken away, I would be so upset and most likely text everyone I know. I would use Google Translate to do the speaking part for me.

Susie Pronio

2025-10-15 17:27:23 UTC

I would use text to speech or write it down on paper

Alana Corey

2025-10-15 17:27:25 UTC

If my ability to talk was taken away I would probably text everyone instead of talking. However, I like to use voice memos or voice to text to type most of the time, so I would end up using apps that I use pictures to talk.

Mallorie LaGamba

2025-10-15 17:27:40 UTC

If my voice was taken away, it would cause a lot of struggles. I would use text-to-speech for my main communication, but if it is something simple I need, I can learn basic sign language to help communicate what I need.

Ella Clifford

2025-10-15 17:27:46 UTC

If my ability to communicate through my voice was taken away I would use a text-to-speech device to communicate. I would also attempt to start learning sign language so that I could communicate easier.

Caitlin Bennett

2025-10-15 17:27:50 UTC

If I wasn't able to speak I would use text-to-speech to communicate. I would definitely be frustrated because it would take longer for me to communicate.

Raine Bennis

2025-10-15 17:28:25 UTC

If my ability to communicate with my voice was taken away, I would use text-to-speech or writing as my way of speaking. I may even just text people instead of text-to-speech, but I would probably have to do trials to see which I felt worked best for me.

Kierstin Lombard

2025-10-15 17:28:36 UTC

If my ability to communicate through my voice is taken away, I would use text-to-speech to talk to people around me. I would also write things down as another form of communication.

lily petrie

2025-10-15 17:28:36 UTC

If my ability to communicate orally was taken away, I would probably resort to communicating through text to speech. It would be a very difficult change and I don't think I would adjust well, being that I have always communicated through talking.

Abby Westland

2025-10-15 17:28:53 UTC

If I was unable to communicate, I would use a text to speech device. I also think it would be helpful to try learning sign language to have more means of communication.

Mya Sorton

myasorton24 — 2025-10-15 17:29:04 UTC

If my ability to communicate was taken away i would definitely become very depressed and the way i would communicate with text to speech.

Anna Taube

2025-10-15 17:29:08 UTC

I would use text-to-speech or text on my phone for others to read.

Katherine Livengood

2025-10-15 17:29:34 UTC

If my ability to communicate through my voice was taken away I would use a text to speech program. It would most likely be frustrating, not being able to express my thoughts immediately. I think with something to help me communicate, I would be able to get used to it over time.

Molly Johnson

2025-10-15 17:30:27 UTC

I would first cry. Then freak out for a couple days. I would then calm down and research what to do. Probably rely on texting and text to speech.

Ana Enfusse

ae002 — 2025-10-15 17:30:30 UTC

I would use a text to speech app or I would write on paper or my phone what I wanted to say and then let others read it. However, I would feel super frustrated not being able to add to a conversation as quickly and I would feel trapped in my own head.

Kacie Norris

2025-10-15 17:30:35 UTC

If my voice would be taken away, I would be very frustrated. I would start by writing down my thoughts for people to read. I would also research and better ways to communicate such as text-to-speech.

Lena Marsh

2025-10-15 17:30:39 UTC

I think I would probably have an anxiety attack and cry. It would be very shocking and scary. I would probably try and call my parents or friends and figure out what to do. Most likely go straight to get checked out and see what happened. To be able to communicate with the doctors I'll use a text to speech software.

Alayna Mingle

alaynamingle — 2025-10-15 17:30:49 UTC

If my voice was taken away, I would use a translator that I would text what I wanted to say that translated into a voice, so I could still communicate.

Anthony Sago

2025-10-15 17:30:51 UTC

I would use the tools that I learned about in the class to help me communicate

Kyleigh Krisfalusi

2025-10-15 17:30:52 UTC

It would be very difficult for especially with how much I love to talk, but I would have write down what I want to say or act it out.

Emma Pritchard

2025-10-15 17:31:00 UTC

If my voice was taken away tomorrow I would very upset but I would try to find better alternatives to help such as text to speech and I would also start to use sign language to communicate with others.

Tiana Barnes

2025-10-15 17:31:25 UTC

I would learn sign language, so I could be a Super Bowl ASL interpreter.

Troy Williams

2025-10-15 17:31:29 UTC

If my voice were taken away, I would use my phone to do the speaking for me. I would not handle it very well because it would be a big adjustment.

addison homer

2025-10-15 17:31:53 UTC

I would go crazy, but I would prob use text to speech and try different ways to to communitcate.

Sydnee Dwire

2025-10-15 17:31:53 UTC

If my ability to communicate was taken I would use text-to-speech or I would text on my phone using the notes app or messages to communicate with.

Caitlin Horner

2025-10-15 17:31:54 UTC

If I suddenly lost the ability to communicate through my voice, I would rely on text-to-speech tools, texting, and writing to express myself. Although the transition would be emotionally challenging and frustrating, I would explore different methods to find the best for me.

Julia Connell

2025-10-15 17:32:02 UTC

If my ability to verbally communicate went away, I would probably just use text to speech. It would be frustrating not to be able to communicate regularly, but I would figure out a way to be able to communicate as best as possible.

Josie Crokus

2025-10-15 17:32:05 UTC

Personally, if my ability to speak was taken away, I would type or write everything out. I think of how sometimes people lose their voice, they type things to still be able to communicate, so this is probably what I would do.

Briley Lucas

2025-10-15 17:32:08 UTC

If my ability to talk was taken away I would communicate with people mostly through texting. It would be easy because I do that a lot. In a more professional setting maybe text-to-speech would be used. I probably would probably get very anxious and frustrated at times though.

Vincent Gray

vjg002 — 2025-10-15 17:32:24 UTC

Probably a little mad. I would use sign language or learn it, or I would use some sort of typing app for people who can't understand sign language. Text-to-speech would also be good.

Grace Wilson

grwilson32 — 2025-10-15 17:32:27 UTC

If my voice was taken away I would for sure result to text to speech. That is a way to still communicate, but also sign language but it would definitely take longer than the text to speech.

Natalie Lucas

shgfc — 2025-10-15 17:32:37 UTC

If I were unable to communicate through my voice, I would use text-to-speech. So I could talk not through my voice but my words.

Sydney Siler

2025-10-15 17:32:41 UTC

I feel like I would be really upset and struggle to not be able to speak, but I would use text-to-speech.

Reagan Weaver

2025-10-15 17:32:44 UTC

This would be very hard for me because communication is a big part of people's lives. I wouldn't feel great about it, but the first thing I would do is use text to speech to try and communicate or learn some kind of sign language.

Gabbi Lachimia

2025-10-15 17:32:46 UTC

I would you text to speech in order to communicate. It would make it easier to communicate however may take longer.

Kayla Funk

2025-10-15 17:32:50 UTC

If lost my ability to communicate, It would take time to get used to and find new ways to communicate. I would use text to speech software.

Violet Johnson

2025-10-15 17:33:15 UTC

If I lost my ability to speak, I would use text to speech and write things down so I could still communicate with people.

Lillie Allen

2025-10-15 17:33:32 UTC

If my ability communicate how I usually do was gone I would use text to speech or write everything down in paper. It would be very difficult and I would struggle with not being able to talk to friends or family.

Brady Stivenson

2025-10-15 17:34:35 UTC

If my ability to communicate how I normally do I would be very upset about it. I would learn sign language and also use tools like text-to-speech.

Skylar Stull

nwtdc — 2025-10-15 17:35:55 UTC

If I could not speak anymore, I would use text-to-speech to communicate. I would also hand write notes, or use the little tiny bit of sign language I know.