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BOOKS
Presented in association with Amazon.com
 What About Me?
Strategies for Teaching Misunderstood Learners
by Christopher M. Lee
&
Rosemary Jackson, Ed.D.
"... a practical yet personal book
on how to help special learners grow into self-sufficient, responsible
adults who can recognize their strengths and manage their weaknesses."
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a chapter online (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader)
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 Faking It
A Look into the Mind of a Creative Learner
by Christopher M. Lee
& Rosemary Jackson, Ed.D.
" A collaboration in trust and faith,
Faking It is Christopher' story in
his words, syntax, and images. The book tells of two decades of frustration in
school matched by persistence, resilience, and ingenuity, Faking It is moving
testimony of how people with Christopher' problems can triumph."
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About the Authors
Christopher M. Lee & Rosemary Jackson, Ed.D.
CHRISTOPHER M. LEE is a creative learner who graduated
from the University of Georgia in 1990. While at the university he competed for
four years on the swim team and was co-captain his senior year. He is currently
Director of the Georgia Assistive Technology Project, Tools for Life, and
devotes extra time to public speaking and writing on self-advocacy and assistive
technology issues. Lee also serves as president of LD Adults of Georgia as well
as president of the Learning Disabilities Association of Georgia. He is
currently enrolled in the Ph.D. program at The Union Institute.
ROSEMARY JACKSON, Ed.D., is a teacher educator in the Department of Special
Education and Administration at Georgia College & State University in
Milledgeville, Georgia. She serves as a mentor leader for undergraduate students
majoring in special education and also teaches graduate classes in learning
disabilities. She resides with her husband Don and four cats in Milledgeville,
Georgia.
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The CML Group offers contract work with state agencies, businesses,
non-profit agencies, and other entities needing in-depth training on
learning disabilities and other related disabilities.
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The CML Group offers an array of presentation topics and speakers for
keynote presentations and workshops. Some of these topics are:
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Looking into the mind of the misunderstood learner
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Creating accommodations for school and/or the work
place
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Motivating and building self-esteem
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Choosing and using technology with creative
learners
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Looking at basic and creative writing skills from
a consumer’s perspective
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Legal advocacy
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