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Re: Spec ed in schools (was Introduction)
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Magenta Raine <[log in to unmask]>
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Thu, 7 Mar 2002 07:00:31 EST
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In a message dated 3/4/02 10:51:17 AM Pacific Standard Time,
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> So if he cannot write, he will be able to =
> use a keyboard; if he cannot walk, he can drive his powerchair; if he =
> cannot feed or dress himself, he can feel comfortable and confident =
> directing others to assist him. He needs to be challenged in ways that =
> maximize what he CAN do and not leave him frustrated by what he CAN'T. We =
> want him to be self-confident and have as good self-esteem as possible

Yvonne, this is a wonderful attitude and plan!  I hope Anthony grows up to be
a mayor of some town, or a governor! It sounds like you guys are doing so
much so right on!  I'd give you a parent of the year award!  mag

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