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From: Kate Gladstone <kate@global2000.net>
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Subject: [NIFL-POVRACELIT:832] Re: question on the part that memory plays in literacy-instruction
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Adaline writes:
> I'm not sure I understand your question. Are you asking for research on
> multiple intelligences or where what is learned is stored in the brain?
No - I ask whether (like most educators I know) all members of NIFL-LD regard
all memorization as undesirable "rote memory-work," or whether any members
of NIFL-LD have found (as I do) that an important place exists for memorizing
certain types/items of information.
> Anyway I'd like to know a little bit about handwriting repair. It sounds
> fascinating and could be a great contribution to the medical profession in
> particular.
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I do, in fact, do a lot of work with doctors/hospitals.
Yours for better letters,
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