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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Rosalind

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Date Posted: 02:30:51 05/29/03 Thu
In reply to: jill ang 's message, "jobs for slow learner kids" on 21:03:11 05/27/03 Tue

Hello,

Though I don't know how serious your sister's slow learning is, and to what degree this decapitates her daily activities, I don't agree that she has reached her peak in education. Education comes in many forms and their must always be something new and interesting to learn for everyone. It is great that she is persistent in learning, and that is something that should always be phrased for. It will be important as she assimilates into society for her career, meeting others who are more able thinkers than her. She will need alot of support and love from her family. Encourage her to do the things she loves, try to identify her strengths. there must be certain activities she does that she is good at or can handle. Than go from there, look for jobs that incorporate those activities. It's not going to be an easy smooth journey but can be an exciting one. I mean, that's life, no matter what your intelligence level is. good luck to you and your sister.

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Re: jobs for slow learner kids	shriradha dasgupta (joyful)	06:53:12 03/06/13 Wed