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Focusing Ability: Educational Success
A Helpful Guide for the Parent and for the Classroom Teacher
Jan R. Knight(0)
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If you have a child or student who seems academically unmotivated, disinterested, and who has a tendency to give up ...
Don’t allow it!
The problem may be that they have focus disabilities that can be remedied at home and at school. In this guide to helping students, a retired teacher and counselor with forty-two years of experience shares practical strategies to:
revise your approach based on a child’s learning style;
help children focus on the task at hand;
find the best place for a child to study; and
establish routines that promote success.
Before you start testing a child for Attention Deficit Disorder or other serious problems, you must give them a chance to focus and this means showing them how to do it.
Whether you’re a parent or a teacher, you’ll find straightforward guidance that can change an underperforming child into a bright student poised for success with the lessons in this book.
Don’t allow it!
The problem may be that they have focus disabilities that can be remedied at home and at school. In this guide to helping students, a retired teacher and counselor with forty-two years of experience shares practical strategies to:
revise your approach based on a child’s learning style;
help children focus on the task at hand;
find the best place for a child to study; and
establish routines that promote success.
Before you start testing a child for Attention Deficit Disorder or other serious problems, you must give them a chance to focus and this means showing them how to do it.
Whether you’re a parent or a teacher, you’ll find straightforward guidance that can change an underperforming child into a bright student poised for success with the lessons in this book.