Anne McDonald

The Anne McDonald Centre in Melbourne for disabled people with little or no speech. Anne McDonald (11 January 1961 – 22 October 2010) was a nonverbal Australian woman with cerebral palsy and severe intellectual disability who was one of the first subjects of the scientifically discredited facilitated communication (FC) technique. McDonald was credited as an author and activist despite not having a legitimate means of communication. The Anne McDonald Centre, which promotes the use of facilitated communication, is named after her. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Primary school boys' narratives about masculinity
    by McDonald, Anne
    Published 2013
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    A Case Study Examining the Experiences of Grade 7-12 Teachers in a Job-Embedded Professional Development Initiative
    by McDonald, Anne Marie
    Published 2009
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    A Comparison of the Self-Esteem of Disadvantaged Students in Grades Four, Five and Six Identified as Artistically Talented and Students not Identified as Artistically Talented
    by McDonald, Anne Michelle, Ms
    Published 2004
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    Routine use of ancillary investigations in staging diffuse large B-cell lymphoma improves the International Prognostic Index (IPI)
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