the reading by color program was from a european named doctor and for the life of me i can't remember the name
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contact your old school, they will have the info on file, it may take a while to dig it up, but they have it
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Oh was that a book name???????? Never heard b4 :)\n  Nops!
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Dr. Connect\n\nI don't know?!!!!\n\n:)
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I heard that name before.Sorry can't help you.:(
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dear tia-alld,  The blame is to be put any where. You son may have a disability such as ADD, ADHD or most likely Dyslexia.  Dyslexia as many forms, and just recently a co-worker and I came across the same thing. Out of all the dyslexia cases on file, only one out of every two to three thousand people end up with this condition.  In the school setting ask the teachers to try using different color chalks, or putting homework on color paper.  The condition is referred to as "black on white". and there are several sites on the internet that talk about absents of color in learning.  Another great tool are color overlays.  You can get these any where and all they are, are colored clear platic sheets a student would place over their work to change the back ground of the paper. \nEither way talk to your son any try to learn if when he looks a the chalk board does the writting look funny or strange.  A very good first sign.  If so have him checked by your local doctor and explain what you know and ask for special testing.  None of this type testing is advasive to a child, in fact it seem rather fun. (seminar experience).  Either way don't give up.  By the way I failed to mention I Have been working with children and young adults with special needs, disabilities for over four years now.  P.S. please forgive my spelling errors and grammer, some days are very long.  Hope I hepled.
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You have her name wrong. It is Margaret Mcmillan and if you type that into Mywebsearch or Google there are pages and pages of information about her and her educational theories. Good Luck!
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Jane Schaffer (i'm not sure on how to spell the last name) it has to do with fact and opinion. for ever fact (concrete detail) there are two opinions.... thats what i used to pass my writing proficiency.
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I think there is some sort of software for it but the name escapes my mind.
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I do not know anyone by that name but there are a couple websites that are helpful with these things like ancestry.com or houseofnames.com have you tried like yahooing geneaology search or something. hey good luck
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You may see an Indian name but the person may not be Indian from India. "Don't judge a book by it's cover you have to read the contents."
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Sorry\nI dont even know who is him
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This looks like German to me but Im not completely sure. Something about it is in the USA....who is......german, Albert was a European who was interested in....\n\nWell if you get anymore of these you can report them as "not an answer" or better yet, "not in English"
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gfogler is right, but you spelled the character name wrong its Tondelayo, that's why a character search in IMDB didn't work.
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I think it was the physician....if yo need more help here is the prologue with the descriptions.... http://www.librarius.com/canttran/gptrfs.htm
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I have looked into this since we had received a letter for my son and I didn't find anything on the Publisher. I had heard of the Who's Who in American High Schools but not this. A librarian at Kansas State found a scam that was going on with Who's Who MS and the letter I received and the scam both came from addresses in Georgia. I'd say steer clear!
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Karol Jozef Wojtyla (known to his friends in Poland as "Lolek") \n\nIt's a nickname, I don't think it really means anything
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Harry Lorraine and Jerry Lucas wrote a book called "The Memory Book."  They did shows where they memorized every name in the audience during the show, and memorized whole magazines, including pictures for the show (within a week).\n\nTheir system used association.  If someone's name is John, for example, you picture their face in a toilet.  You have to associate something absurd with each word to link them together.  I did it to pass botany lab, and I had the answers memorized (genus and species by looking at picture), but I had no clue what I was talking about.\n\nbanal sounds like a.n.a.l, so a.n.a.l is boring, fatuous--flatulation comes from a.n.u.s, cackneyed--I hacked up a loogie when I flatulated, mundane--mud came from my a.n.u.s, prosiac--I took prosac so that I could perform a.n.a.l....etc...... (I had to use dots between the letters because it is considered a bad word and won't show up).\n\nIf you picture this crap, you will NEVER forget that trail of words.