Top Facebook Posts for November 2016
In case you missed them on our Facebook page, here are our can’t miss posts for November.
In case you missed them on our Facebook page, here are our can’t miss posts for November.
Encourage our children to keep trying and find a way to succeed. They will be so much better for it.
Children are looking for instruction in the arts. Like every other subject, it can be taught and everyone can be successful with a little direction.
Art teachers are a special breed, a special breed that doesn’t always get the attention and accolades they deserve. You might even say they’re an endangered species.
This is just one of the many stories that we hear about children on the autism spectrum achieving success in the Young Rembrandts classroom.
After-school programming is essential for the survival of our current, innovative, technology driven society. We need to encourage those out of the box thinkers in our schools to continue to develop those skills and help our linear process thinkers embrace their creative sides.
Do you want your child to go from “I hate math” to “I love math?” Do you want them to have that teacher – the one that makes it so fun, so attainable – that it changes their entire attitude? My friend Lynn is one of those remarkable teachers, the kind you and your child will always remember.
Are you wondering why your intelligent, creative visual learner is struggling with math? Well, first of all, there is nothing wrong with her. Traditional math education methods require a lot of memorization and drills. There’s a focus on computation. They teach the process rather than the whole concept. This is not how your visual kid learns!
Dyslexia is a learning ‘disability’ with strong ties to visual learning. Like visual learners, dyslexics think in pictures instead of words, are highly intuitive and think three-dimensionally.
Join me as I describe what it REALLY means to be a right-brain, visual thinker and how that affects kids in school.
Fear strikes when you realize no school means no routines and nothing for the kids to do all day. But have no fear! There are ways to make your time off fun, maybe even fruitful. You could even get a bit of mom time in! Get your FREE copy today!