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Can You Be Taught to Read in Color?

art and learning, Color, Color Vision, paint by number, Read in color, Segmation, SegPlay, synesthesiaBy Mark Feldman September 18, 2012 33 Comments

There are some individuals who read in color — these people have grapheme-color synesthesia. With grapheme-color synesthesia, each letter appears as a certain color. Researchers are studying whether or not this type of synesthesia can be taught.

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My kids love SegPlay Mobile. They concentrate on painting, and I can enjoy the silence. Driving has once again become a pleasure. Kudos to the developer for a fun and entertaining app!

Peter Uth
Very therapeutic.

Mari SilberFacebook
I am addicted to Segmation! My granddaughter is learning her numbers by using the simple paintings you offer.

Donna WebsterTuckerton, New Jersey
I love SegPlay. I find myself using it as a fun mind challenge when I have nothing else to do. My mother loves it too.

Lori MatthiesPrior Lake, Minnesota
Thank you for coming up with such a fun and enjoyable Segmation program.

Robin DenettMineville, New York
I absolutely love it! I feel such a sense of accomplishment when I finish the complex ones (Toulouse Lautrec is really a challenge)!

Debra GaleLittle Egg Harbor, New Jersey