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Slogan ideas?
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| ert |
Posted on June 07 2005 11:14 PM
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I'm about to make flyers for an upcoming event here in Denmark, we are going out on the streets to spread the word for a couple of days.
So, I need to make it look interesting. Slogans, important easy facts and stuff like that - but not too much. Do you have any ideas? I would looove that.
A member here has made the Alternative Learners-shop at http://www.cafepr...al/626503, and she wrote "dyscalculics DO count", that's cool.
We are having problems with getting the Danish government to acknowledge that dyscalculia is a problem, so I was thinking of "dyscalculics count too" - is that too cheesy or something like that? 
Would that be an ok thing to write? I like the "Dyscalculics DO count" too but that wouldn't work in Danish.
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| eoffg |
Posted on June 08 2005 02:48 PM
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Hi Ert,
In regard to "dyscalculics count too",
I then thought of ; dyscalculics count 2.
Yet I then thought, in relation to a flyer and getting people to bother to read it. Perhaps;
dyscalculics count 2, but ?
So that it becomes a question, rather than a statement.
The basic idea being that having read the question, it may encourage them to read further, looking for the answer?
In relation to ; "important easy facts and stuff like that", I might suggest that the main message, is to let people know that their is now an explanation for why some people have a difficulty with Maths.
It's called DYSCALCULIA.
This is the first message that many Members of the forum were most relieved to discover. That eventually they have an explanation for their Maths difficulties.
All of the accusations of simply "NOT TRYING HARD ENOUGH" were wrong!
Their finally is an answer to their question!
Geoff.
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| ert |
Posted on June 09 2005 02:32 AM
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Dyscalculics count 2 - that's genius
It wouldn't work in Danish since 2 isn't "too". "2" is just... 2. But in English, sure! I'll remember that for this site.
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| CYL |
Posted on November 20 2005 12:45 AM
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How about "Dyscalculiac, not Dysfunctional!"
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| OneOutofOrderScrooball |
Posted on July 07 2006 03:54 AM
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Hey ert, How's This for a Slogan-"Dyscalculiacs, of this world Do Count....As all should know on their Fingers and Toes!"
Sign me, OneOutofOrderScrewball: |
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| OneOutofOrderScrooball |
Posted on July 07 2006 03:57 AM
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Hey ert, How's This for a Slogan-"Dyscalculiacs, of this world Do Count....As all should know on their Fingers and Toes!"
Sign me, OneOutofOrderScrewball: |
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| Countess |
Posted on August 07 2006 04:22 PM
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Hey Mette !
"Dyscalculia ?! Yes it`s like Dyslexia but in math " or
"Dyscalculia ?! Yes it`s like Colorblindness but with numbers"
kmgesham explain`s it to other people the same way I do (the first statement).
Countess
'You should really be sympathetic to people who suffer 'Normalism' (Geoff)
My Child (born 97) has Dyscalculia
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| KMG |
Posted on August 07 2006 05:00 PM
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There is a t-shirt that says "Dyslexics Untie" - catchy, cute and difinitely gets the message across, unless you don't understand that it's supposed to be "unite" 
Dyscalculia is harder, but I'm sure there is something -
"The Math Monster - Dyscalculia"
"Dyscalculia: 2 + 2 = 7 - or 10 or 6 or 2 "
"Can't count, can't add, can't multiply, can't subtract? Maybe it's Dyscalculia."
I don't know, but something - good luck.
Edited by KMG on August 07 2006 05:36 PM
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| felicity |
Posted on October 07 2006 01:26 AM
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Dyscalculia.....
what has it subtracted from your life?
dyscalculiaforum.com
or...,
what will it subtract from your life?
dyscalculiaforum.com
when doing math hurts...,
it subtracts from their whole life!
dyscalculiaforum.org
Or how about this one....
Does MATH make your child CRY????...
there is hope.. dyscalculiaforum.com
Dyscalculiacs..., are they doomed to earn less in a lifetime?
dyscalculiacforum.com
or...,
what does it all add up to....,
when things just won't add up...
dyscalculiaforum.com
does math hate you? Do you hate math?
maybe it's not your fault.
You're not stupid, or lazy.
(Im talking about when you do math)
dyscalculiaforum.com
Do you feel lost?
Does math break you down?
fight it head on.
dyscalculiaforum.com
or....,
MATH is not the enemy, I promise, there is hope.
dyscalculiaforum.com
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| zvonrotten |
Posted on February 17 2007 07:30 AM
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Why not simply: DY5CALCULIC5 C0UNT
// Zero
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| EWF |
Posted on January 16 2008 03:56 PM
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DYSCALCULICS ARE HERE TO STAY
WE ARE GETTING TOO LOUD TOO IGNORE
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