Re: 學障問題想請教專家

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Dr.T | 2005-06-30 20:47
唉...有D買咗都只係用過一次半次:-( ...不過都要有"牌"(心理學家)至比買,正所謂有錢都買唔到 ;-)

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virgokaren 寫道:
...d 工具雖然貴,但你可以用好多次啊!...我地小市民,買左都唔識用耶!

Vernique2005 | 2005-07-01 00:34
Dr.T:
甘無計啦﹗係身份象征﹗你多多錢都要買。。 :-D
(就好像殖谷班IT人個個都要有保時捷一樣﹗)
Dr.T | 2005-07-01 07:10
但係我又唔可以"揸"住d test 通街走...好鬼重嫁:cry: 如果有得當然揀我會寧願"揸"波子好過 :-)

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Vernique2005 寫道:
...係身份象征﹗...就好像殖谷班IT人個個都要有保時捷一樣﹗

Vernique2005 | 2005-07-01 07:44
但係我呢個學生只是用中華牌HB pencil... :-(
Dr.T | 2005-07-01 19:47
喺外國(唔記得你係美國定加拿大)用中華牌鉛筆...你都好熱愛國貨啫...不過當年我都好似係帶佢去英國讀中學...實在真係好用D:-)

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Vernique2005 寫道:
但係我呢個學生只是用中華牌HB pencil... :-(

Vernique2005 | 2005-07-02 01:07
I am in Canada right now. 加拿大最興勁淺色的環保pencils...真係吾惦。。
稚言治語 | 2005-07-02 01:11
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Dr.T 寫道:
如果有得當然揀我會寧願"揸"波子好過 :-)


易啦﹗等我送盒波子棋過你。再唔係,加多一支波子汽水囉﹗ 8-) :-) :-) :-)
mrsphcheung | 2005-07-02 09:34
Dear Vernique2005,
I am extremely interested in the dyslexia centre in San Francisco. Can you tell me the address of it? Millions of thanks. :adore:
Vernique2005 | 2005-07-02 13:37
Dear mrsphcheung:

The centre is called Davis Dyslexia Correction Center.
The address is:
1601 Bayshore Highway Suite 260, Burlingame CA 94010
Phone number: 1-800-729-8990
Go to google map, type in the address of SF airport and the address of the centre, then they will show you the route to the centre directly.

I went to the center about a week ago. People there were generally very nice, and they gave me a long talk regarding how they help dyslexic kids.

Before you actually go to San Fran, they'd suggest you to read their book first. (It's called "The Gift of Dyslexia: Why some of the smartest people can't read"). Reading the book is strongly suggested because the program is NOT for everybody. The child needs to be able to visualize objects in his head in order to go through the correction program. You may also want to look at their website (www.dyslexia.com) for their specific programs. Someone found the book in HK as well.

Is the child fluent in English? If not, they suggest you to bring along an instant translator as well because nobody speaks Chinese there. The child and the facilitator will have lots of conversations.

The people there are very honest---they told me that they have never treated any Chinese speaking client before. However, they had some Koreans and Japanese clients before. There was also a boy from Iran whose grandmother is an American. The grandmother acted as a translator throughout the whole program (which lengthened it, of course).

Please feel free to post another message if you have any further questions!


mrsphcheung | 2005-07-02 18:35
Dear Vernique2005,
Thank you very much for your help. ;-)
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