What is an emerging scholar? My son has been noticed as one and we do not know what it means?
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It is most likely some kind of honor your son is being nominated for by one of his professors. I would imagine its probably for something in his major, and it is most likely a pretty nice accomplishment. Id congradulate him.
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I'm not sure which "scholars" you're referring to, but I've never seen any support for your conclusions among mainstream Biblical academians. Could you give us some references on these "scholars"?\n\nFor what it's worth, I posted an entry about Haggard on my blog yesterday. Check out the link below.
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It is possible that your son has a disorder called dyslexia, where he cannot comprehend written words. His letters may be mixed up. Get help before he enters first grade. Make sure he's able to write. It is possible. Be patient with him
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Try this, misspell your Kid's name and see if anyone notices.  I bet his boy friends like the missspelling. Good Luck!
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hey big sis i think maybe its a sign or something saying your little boy has something noone else has \n\n    hang in ther girl love you littlesis
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i'm glad to hear of your sons interest in mixed martial arts. it is good to know there is another group of younger people ready to come up, along with myself. i would tell you though that the best way is to start small. get him into one of the smaller organizations to get started with so that he can get noticed. uncooked promotions is a great place to start. and they have an application to fight on their website if you think he is ready right now.that would be my suggestion for your first place to go.
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This is really great news! It means that your son is a bright boy with lots of potential. He is capable of doing his work and getting good grades. If he chooses to do his work, follow directions, do his homework....he should be successful in school.\n\nThe key is that he has to do what is required of him. I don't want to say that learning will come easy to him but he has the potential to do better than most students.\n\nKeep encouraging him and challenging him. He has a lot going for him which can help him in life.
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I wasn't aware he was. Unless he's had a sex-change, it has to be a typo. Funny though. I'll have to check it out.
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look at one of my questions i just posted \nit is under friends and it says :\nTheres this boy and...........?
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He came from the desire of ancient man to outlive death.\n\n\nWe are doing fantastic. My little girl is just about to start walking, and I am looking forward to starting a new job in about 2 months. How about yourself? How is your son doing?
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I found one son....there might be more. I am looking.
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In my opinion, babies brains are so under-developed, they're probably hallucinating. They're concious and subconcious minds are probably working at the same time. Fighting for control. I would think that they are having some sort of 'day dream'. \n\nQuite literally. Their subconcious mind is developing sights, sounds and feelings over-riding their concious mind. Functioning as if their concious mind were 'asleep'.
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How important is it to write about one's daily class experiences?\nI would not say that it is vital, however, I believe it would benefit your son in many respects. 1) Development of writing ability. 2) Examination of "what have I learned today?" 3) Guidance on what to learn and establishing goals. .... 6-10? I give it an 8...
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First of all, if you are interested in debating with scholars, what are you doing posting questions on yahoo? Second, maybe the reason scholars act like you are insulting is because you come across as a very insulting person. The way in which you word things suggests that you are overly aggressive and have something to prove. Instead of trying to prove a point and argue with people you consider your colleagues, why don't you try to have an open minded discussion? Honey attracts more flies than vinegar. Knowledge itself does no good unless you can share it, and with your condescending attitude no one is going to want to listen to you.
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First off,I am sorry to hear your son did not get accepted at IL.It is traumatizing for any student who applied, think they will get accepted then rejected.Universities want the best for their schools but reality is.If your son had above average,average grades,was attentive in high school,participated in activities such as sports,band,drama,ect.The school would've gave your son recognition.There is nothing you can do about getting him in the university yourself.It is up to your son.He could do 1) write to the university to the dean of the school and explained why they did not accept your son into a university 2) have your son make an appointment to speak to the dean 3) if no satisfaction,then it is best your son apply to a different school.\nBeing rejected doesn't mean your son will not get accepted anywhere.Tell your son not to give up hope.There is a school who is willing to accept him.\nBest Wishes
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You have a very difficult situation and empathize with you for that.  I do not know enough about your son to know if he is capable of learning how to read and write at a level where he could function in society on his own.  If he is having positive relationships and friendships at school, I suggest you allow him to continue going.  The social aspect of a childhood is vital to development.  It is important for him to understand the context that he is brought up in.  It is is important, however, that he get used to learning and studying, I whatever level he is capable.  If he is ready to play, but not to study, try to be creative and find things for him to learn that are also fun.  this way, learning and playing can be brought together.  Once he starts learning things for fun, it may be easier to persuade him to learn things that are not more fun.  As always, patience is essential.  Best wishes.
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My son is great with kids--hope this is what you mean.  Maybe you'll be a teacher!!