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NOTE: Until now, this site served two purposes. It was my vanity site, where I posted essays on various topics, motivated by whatever asinine human or inhuman conduct irritated me most the day of writing. It still serves that purpose. The other purpose was to share articles and monographs on teaching the dyslexic reader, and on the teaching of elementary mathematics. Those pieces come from a 30 year career in mathematics education, and, for the past 10 years, doing remedial reading work with dyslexics. That work, with dyslexics, has resulted in the ExWyZee Remedial Reading Computer Program, a program for use by parents of reading-impaired students. The education offerings have been moved to my new site: ExWyZeeRemedialReading.com.
So, for articles and monographs on remedial reading and elementary mathematics that were on this vanity site, please log off and go to my other website: ExWyZeeRemedialReading.com.
MY ESSAYS [Essay Page] Pieces that derive from a fantasy of being mentioned with the likes of such philosophers as Kirk E. Guard and that Chinese one, Nee Chee. But a caution: Some of them are intended for the mature among us.
TODAY'S RANT [Today's Rant] It's about Ending Social Promotion (ESP). That silly chant was recently recited by Detroit Public Schools' appointed administrator, and reported with gusto in the Detroit Free Press. Check in later.
*Teachers' problem solving books for elementary mathematics, grades 4-9. *Using base ten blocks to teach whole number addition and subtraction, grades 1-N. *Cuisenaire Rods. 25% off list. (Supply limited) *My undiscovered novel, The Cant Hardley Farm. (Supply Unlimited)
My Great American Novel has not yet been discovered by Oprah nor by the New York Times, but here it is. Now all I have to do is figure out how to enable you to pay for it through Paypal. Be patient. We'll get Paypal figured out. But for 10 bucks, check, cash, or postage stamps, I'll ship it to you even now. (You're probably not old enough to remember payment by stamps. Few people are.)
Kaleva, Michigan Railroad Museum Pictures Click on [ Railroad ]
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