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I worked for Deanna Martin during 1980-1982 at the University of Missouri - Kansas City as an "SI leader" in economics and mathematics. That was the last time I worked for her or was paid anything in connection with her, her husband, or their projects. I have maintained contact with Dr Martin and her husband, Dr. Robert Blanc since that time. Around 2010, I accompanied Robert Blanc to Grenada to consult on providing video between local high schools and St George's Medical School on the island. There was no remuneration beyond travel expenses. I admire both Martin and Blanc. I feel that I can be objective about their work on Supplemental Instruction, and Dr Martin's contributions to the field of international education and education equity. I think her page would be a contribution to Wikipedia users. Thanks, Mark Baugher
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