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I've come to writing late in life. I had no interest in writing as a child or a young adult. Why write, when I can be busy experiencing life? It just never made the list.

All of a sudden, I feel like I have something to say. I am willing to spend time to put my opinions on, well I guess it isn't paper anymore, the computer and to hope others get value from my efforts.

I am alot of things, none of which define me. I am an engineer, a teacher, a mother, a wife, a friend, a neighbor and I am me.

I currently live on the coast Maine with my husband, two sons, and a dog and cat.

My passion is ...

Living

I know too much about ...

My past

My parents always told me ...

Life is what you make it.

My childhood ambition ...

Was to teach children

My favorite memory ...

Sitting on an island, breathing.

Why I write ...

I write because I have something to say.

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Way too eclectic to decribe.

My first job ...

Working for my parent's business

My best moment ...

Time with my family

My inspiration ...

Nature

Education > Special Education How to cope with mathematical disabilities

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I can't do Math. Is this your child's mantra every time they try to do their math homework. or their response when they bring home a low grade in math class? Do you want to help them succeed, but you don't even know where to begin? Math is the language of numbers. If you can't conjugate verbs or you only know a few words in English, your English skills will not be good, the same is true for math. There are three main building blocks for Mathematics: 1. Math facts - You need to be able to quickly and correctly recall the answers to addition facts of single digit numbers and their correspond...

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