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Five percent of all school children
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by Phil Hirsch
Jane, a dimple-cheeked, blue-eyed first
grader, sits in class staring wistfully
out the window. The other children are
listening eagerly to the teacher, who's at the
piano singing a new song they're about to
learn. Jane looks at her teacher and classmates
occasionally, but most of the time her gaze
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Dick is an eighth grader. His teacher is
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to learn his lessons very well, and he's dis
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The wonders of speech and hearing are as much fun as, the recreational
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