HIGHLAND PARK a . point in trying. Millio 0 Amerlcan diJdJen lBve made � . ion, mt dqt � � 1lIVC' but be- �y . they weren't boo1 smart CJWgh k> learn. 11IE each ci . bon with a fua:d 1Im\.lt f1 intclligelre that 't nux:h <1tIq 0\1' Iife�. � otIw . inzWgeJte· �ootioothatoolyafewchikhen "very smart," somewhat rmre children are "sortofsmart, " arv1 a lot ci children are "kind of point it out. EducationBl � koow that intelligerx:e isn't preoeter­ rrincd. ��. dc\'elqled, and the degree to which it' dcYelopeddcpetDbothonachild's· if -I1fidern: in }J:rability to learn am on II:r rtunitics k> �r mind in ways that increase ilS power. The moot obviO\l) evidcIre that virtually all children are born with �t potential, says Dr. I-bward, is t}J: fact that ttl:y speak ml \RIer­ stmllanglBge by ttl: age of three traclcs orability gro� arv1a9S\111e tlIlttlDe in � ''lower'' gtOUP' aren't capable of first-rate academic achievemenL NatioIlll­ ly, about 62 percent of our students are placed in "average" or ''below­ average" NO ONE TELLS these children directly that � aren't smart emugh k> learn much. Bl:Jt �get��. "Each J\R moot kicB leave scbx>l with 19 self -oonfiderx:e in ttmability k> learn than � had at �startof�sdllOl ytar," says Dr. Ibvard. It's difficult fbr many patenIt k> murdCI8Ct' M mclI'" )'S Dr. Howald, beaUie �y weIebrainwaWdaschildlenby� same fabe�. "It' \DIer­ s1m1able, ys Dr. lbvan1, that p&Jetm wi1h low nfiderre in tmr own ability to Jearn have dolbts about tmr childJen' ability." Dr. Howard is retraining tcacms am pM:ip81s so they can free tlJ:rmelvcs arx1 their students from h: trap of� that only a few children can be first-class �lS. Iri his ttainingwo� �� are taught k> ilZl- �inarewway. They learn row to develq> children' codiderre iIi tbcirability k> "Ft SIlIU1," well teIIC!q styles. Retraiml t".aCms if> back k> ttmda!isrOOIm with a new rres- forb2r tl.K;Ien : If you "ttink you can Iearn," m1 if you "woJk lad," 11m � will "get stnart." n..II.DtJWalUla�IF."l)'IDr. • I H smart" Rx rrore infotm8tion on gMng 0lI' children oonfideIC in tla' un­ • 't!:d opdty fix' k:aniqJ. COD­ � Et6aIcy InstitulC, 128 Spring StICet, l..exingk>n, MA 02173. D ight I would y Con man John Conyers' 1st Di triet will f 11 into the ne ly­ created 14th Di trict, which would pit Scott against Conye and anyone el e who decide to run. HIOHLAND PARK - Fonner yor of Highland Park, Mart G,' Scott, The Michig n Citizen h learned, been ed to ee the office repre entative of the ne 14th Congrc ional Di triet. The 14th Di trier will include Highland Park, Oro e Pointe Woods, Oro e Pointe Township, Harper Woods and a part of Dear­ born Heights. In a lntervle ,Scott id be is giving the office co ideration and ould nnounce her deci ion within few wee . However, a political insider whom wishes to remain anonyme believe Scott will run. MARTHA SCOTT A • 20% OFF SPRING DRESS SHOES When you shop at Sears ... the wood's at your feet! We corry all the lafest looks from low-to high-heel s1yIes I the season's best colors. . A. SAVE $5 as spring takes a bow In this versatile, low-heel, high-fashion design. Reg. $25. 19." B. SAVE $7 and go for the gold In this mid-heel pump with goldtone ornament. Reg. $32. 24." C. SAVE $7 and step out In s¥e Choose this detailed design wtth goldtone trim. Reg. $34. 26." D. SAVE $5 and rise to new heights In this high-heel dress shoe with back bow. Reg, $25, 19." E. SAVE $5 on dramatic footaQe at Its finest. The class c I-strop with mldheel. Reg, $25, 19." . 25% OFF . LEATHER HANDBAGS. Get a gripl Save on luxurious, qual­ � leather handbags. Wflve got the shapes, colors and sizes you've been looking for - now-at great prices. Reg. S 18-$38, 11.10-'21 .25% OFF ALL BELTS AND SCARVES When tt comes to fashion, lime things con make a big difference. Flhd a great selection of belts and scorv In bright colors and designs. Reg. S6-$15. '4.10-11.21 Ihown ore r . tattve of our 0II0rtrnent. ,