[nabs-l] reading a braille watch

[T. Joseph Carter]

Rania,

I spend a lot of time with a Judy Clock doing student teaching, so I have 
developed the ability to read minutes on an analog clock, but very few 
people ever try to read the minutes with any precision on an analog watch.  
You're more likely to get "It's about ten after one."  And lo and behold, 
it is about ten after one in Oregon.  1:08 to be exact.

On Mon, Dec 08, 2008 at 03:13:21PM -0500, Rania wrote:
>Hi I just got a braille watch. I have never had one before. It has bin a long time since I learned how to read off of a braille clock so I am finding reading the braille watch is a llittle difficult to read. I can find the hour hand but I am having a hard time with the minutes like when it should be 1:08. Any tips?
>Thanks
>Rania, 
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