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• Is your child’s brain wired differently?
  on Oct 5, 2010 in Learning Process Learning matters Learning problems Learning skills Parent - tips Parent Power
  Every child’s brain develops differently, it is what makes them unique, and we would not want it any other way.  But this also means that children’s brains work  in different ways, and this has implications for their learning. Even when...
• How understanding your child’s unique learning style leads to success.
  on Sep 30, 2010 in Learning matters Learning style Parent - tips Parent Starter Kit Parental support Diagnosis and assessment Dr. Patricia Porter expert parenting advice learning difficulties schooling why children underachieve
  Your child is cheerful, eager to please, intelligent and curious about the world, yet at school he consistently underachieves and his report card says he is inattentive and unfocused.  So, what is going on? It may be that the way your child learns d...
• To help your child learn – keep them active!
  on Sep 27, 2010 in Learning Process Learning matters Learning skills Learning style More Good Stuff Parent - tips Parent roles What Works
  If you want to help your child become a better learner, keep them active!  Physical activity helps develop children’s brains as well as their bodies. Researchers have proved that children who are active, who play team games, participate in phy...
• Thousands of students are wrongly labelled as haviing specail educational needs.
  on Sep 23, 2010 in Learning assessment Learning matters Learning problems Learning style Parent Power Parent roles Parental support School Stuff
  Schools only teach one way, until this can be changed certain children are always going to be labeled as special needs.  Different learners are often labeled as having learning difficulties. This report,from the UK, states that 25% of children label...
• What to do if you think your child is in the wrong class.
  on Sep 21, 2010 in Learning matters Learning problems Parent Power Parent roles Parental support School Stuff What Works
  Signs that your child is in the wrong class include boredom, stress, changes in sleep pattern and trouble with homework.  Your child needs your help, but what can you do? First of all, don’t panic.  I would estimate that about 40% of children...
• Four signs that your child and class are mismatched.
  on Sep 17, 2010 in Homework help Learning matters Parent - tips Parent Power Parental support School Stuff Dr. Patricia Porter educational policy Parental roles parenting advice schooling
  School has been in session for a couple of weeks by now and the novelty has started to wear off.  Now is the time to think about whether your child is in the right class, and decide what you can do to make a difference. Children are in the wrong cla...
• Why one in five children are misdiagnosed: And how you can prevent it happening to your child.
  on Sep 14, 2010 in Learning assessment Learning skills Parent - tips Parent Power School Stuff
  Many children get labeled as having learning issues when there is absolutely no reason for it.  Recent research pointed out that as many as one in five children get misdiagnosed as having ADHD.  The reason?  They are younger than the other childre...
• The Most Important Back-to-school Tip- Ever!
  on Sep 6, 2010 in Learning matters Parent - tips Parent Power Parent roles School Stuff Dr. Patricia Porter expert parenting advice Parental roles schooling Student
  It seems as though everyone is giving you advice about how to prepare your child to go back to school. The problem is that no one is telling you about the one thing you can do that is guaranteed to lead to a successful year for your child. I have see...
• What are you teaching your kids?
  on Aug 27, 2010 in Learning Process Learning matters Parent Power Parent roles
  Do parents  know what they are teaching their kids?  Or are they trying to make life difficult for them? I was so upset by something that happened this morning that I have to tell you about it. I was walking home from the gym, crossing the street a...
• 3 Ways to Look After Your Child’s Brain.
  on Aug 25, 2010 in General Learning Process Learning matters Parent - tips Dr. Patricia Porter expert parenting advice LEARNING ISSUES Student
  When we think of getting children ready for school we tend to think of school supplies. But there is a much more important way to help your child get ready for school – make sure that their brain is healthy! Children need to use their brains to...

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