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Hire a belly dancer then, I guarantee you that it will lift up your spirit and the rest I don't want to know .

Good to know that you're fine. =) (Sorry, Forgive me for the short off-topic here)

Oh dear, hope you get plenty of rest. :(

I better get some aspirins :|

Once again, I've read posts 459 and 462 it still does not stated anything about "TC program had fail the majority of deaf children" and also, these statments were made in the 90's, now where are the currently sources for TC? Also, Rockdrummer had pointed something out earlier in this...

No thanks, I'm not going to waste my time for someone who is unwilling to back up her/his statements.

Still, I do not see where it stated that "TC program had fail the majority of deaf children".

Perhaps if you can please show me the research article that stated that TC program had fail the majority of deaf children.

hmm...:hmm: If the TC program has failed the majority as you claim because you've witnessed it for 20 something years, then tell me why more deaf children as today still attend both Total Communication and Bi-Bi programs?..

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Cheri talking about someone who has no experience in deaf education!

Excellent point Cheri, While we are on this subject, how can a hearing person (who has no experience in deaf education) say a program that failed the majority of deaf students because of lack of English skills when the program itself wasn't the problem, it's the teaching. When I mainstreamed...

Absolutely, I agree.

This happens often at work, and even one gal thinks I'm pretending to be deaf. :dunno: edit Ah, interesting, now that's something new. :ty: Jenny

What AVT means?

Wow are you sure we didn't have the same mother? :eek3:

Correct.

Likewise same here.

Oh, I thought you were serious, :giggle: (psst? me either)

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