Re: jobs for slow learner kids -- Slow Learner/Borderline Child = Dyslexia

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Subject: Re: jobs for slow learner kids

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shriradha dasgupta (joyful)

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Date Posted: 06:53:12 03/06/13 Wed
In reply to: jill ang 's message, "jobs for slow learner kids" on 21:03:11 05/27/03 Tue

>hello! my daughter is a slow learner. She is 32+years old.She completed her graduation in Home science.She completed Front office and Back office management course,and passed Montessori teacher training course.Now she is very impatient to get a job.She wants ajob what is suitable for her .Please help her to get a job. Thank YOU.
>smis still attending a special school accomodating
>top schooling becuase there are no major
>imporovements. It seems she has reacheparents wants d her peak in
>education...there is nothing more she could learn. So
>my parents are looking for a job to keep her going! We
>are thinking about applying her in a fast food chain
>where she could take orders, clean the table, etc or
>better yet, enroll her in computer classes. She is
>very persistent in learning and she doesnt want to
>work on something that requires no thinking because
>she views herself "normal" and would not allow herself
>to be belittled. She is sometimes stubborn in
>accepting her capabilities, and hopes to be in
>college, get a job and get married. So please
>advise/suggest a job suitable for her. Kindly email me
>to thise who are concerned on this matter. Thank You!

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