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Subject: Finding strengths

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andrea king

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Date Posted: 03:46:25 09/01/09 Tue

I teach at a dyslexic school and want to share with you the story of one boy who sat in the car everyday crying and refused to come in. By finding what he was good at in his case learning the saxaphone he was able to shine and prosper so his confidence grew. He left 3 years later as head boy with all the charm and flair of a succesful person.

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Author: SALVATORY J KITOGWE (Happy) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 06:36:30 09/01/09 Tue I AM a teacher iwant to conduct research the title is THE IMPACT OF USING COMPUTER METHODS IN MAINSTREAMS please send to me the samle of worked of that title best wishes