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linda joy montgomery school presentations Would you be interested in helping your students to enhance their intuition, imagination, and creativity? For the last three years I have been offering a program to elementary and middle school students about discovering new ways to see.

My name is Linda Joy Montgomery. Twenty-two years ago I lost my eyesight as a complication of juvenile diabetes. During this time of accelerated learning, I have gained many insights about listening to one's intuition, seeing with the heart and encouraging and expanding imagination. I now offer programs that encompass these principles and impart them in a fun and stimulating way to groups of students ranging in size from 100-180. I have also presented to assemblies of 350 students.

During one of the presentations I've given, my assistant and I were featured on local television as part of Tammy Watford's "Never Stop Learning" report. As a reference for two of my programs last year you may contact Mr. Norm Bosart, Principal of Black Mountain E.S., at norman.bosart@bcsemail.org or Ms. James, 6th grade teacher, Enka Middle School at carmen.james@bcsemail.org.

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In 2003, I founded The True Vision Institute and have secured grants in North Carolina to give presentations to elementary and middle school students from a unique vantage point. I teach them how to open more readily to their inner awareness, which goes above and beyond their five senses. This program stimulates the students to "think outside the box" and gives them exposure and sensitivity to the life of a blind person. They seem eager to answer my questions and to share their own experiences when called upon.

gold ocean by linda joy montgomery During the one-hour presentation, I also share my book Silent Strength by passing it out for the students to look at. Sneak Preview is available at www.silentstrength.com. The book is filled with color photography and inspirational poetry, allowing the students to see that if life takes a sudden turn, like mine did having been a professional photographer, it doesn't have to interrupt the flow of creativity.

Would you be interested in having me come to your school free of charge to give a presentation to your students?

Sincerely,
Linda Joy Montgomery


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Would you be interested in helping your students to enhance their intuition, imagination, and creativity? For the last three years I have been offering a program to elementary and middle school students about discovering new ways to see. My name is Linda Joy Montgomery. Twenty-two years ago I lost my eyesight as a complication of juvenile diabetes. During this time of accelerated learning, I have gained many insights about listening to one's intuition, seeing with the heart and encouraging and expanding imagination. I now offer programs that encompass these principles and impart them in a fun and stimulating way to groups of students ranging in size from 100-180. I have also presented to assemblies of 350 students. During one of the presentations I've given, my assistant and I were featured on local television as part of Tammy Watford's "Never Stop Learning" report. As a reference for two of my programs last year you may contact Mr. Norm Bosart, Principal of Black Mountain E.S., at norman.bosart@bcsemail.org or Ms. James, 6th grade teacher, Enka Middle School at carmen.james@bcsemail.org. In 2003, I founded The True Vision Institute and have secured grants in North Carolina to give presentations to elementary and middle school students from a unique vantage point. I teach them how to open more readily to their inner awareness, which goes above and beyond their five senses. This program stimulates the students to "think outside the box" and gives them exposure and sensitivity to the life of a blind person. They seem eager to answer my questions and to share their own experiences when called upon. During the one-hour presentation, I also share my book Silent Strength by passing it out for the students to look at. Sneak Preview is available at www.silentstrength.com. The book is filled with color photography and inspirational poetry, allowing the students to see that if life takes a sudden turn, like mine did having been a professional photographer, it doesn't have to interrupt the flow of creativity. Would you be interested in having me come to your school free of charge to give a presentation to your students? Sincerely, Linda Joy Montgomery