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Improve Your Kids’ Grades Fast!

Posted in Your Family with tags , , on February 12, 2009 by Bill Rudosky

Children with arms raised in classroom

Some time ago, I posted an article that talked about the idea of “learning styles”. For those who don’t know, different people will best absorb information they’re presented with using one of three processes- visual, auditory and kinesthetic. Which could also be called reading, listening and doing.

I recently came across a book by best-selling author Pat Wyman that suggests one reason some clearly intelligent students will do poorly in class is that the visually-oriented teaching style used in most classrooms doesn’t line up with their learning style, if they happen to be people who’d learn more effectively with one of the other 2. It makes sense if you think about it…

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Kindergarten – A Good Beginning Or The Beginning Of Assimilation?

Posted in Your Daily Life, Your Family with tags on January 16, 2009 by Bill Rudosky

According to my mother, I was pretty much ambidextrous as a toddler - I’d be lying if I said I could remember that, but she mentioned it at least once. Then I got to kindergarten…

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The Value Of An Involved Father

Posted in Your Daily Life, Your Family with tags , on January 14, 2009 by Bill Rudosky

After years of comments/excuses from people saying that the lack of a positive male role model contributed to the problems in their lives, it can now be officially stated that having Dad take an active role in a child’s life can make a huge difference in its quality…

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Finding After School Activities

Posted in Your Daily Life, Your Family with tags , , on January 13, 2009 by Bill Rudosky
Girl Playing Piano

Okay, so you’ve decided to look into the options your kids can choose from in pursuing extra-curricular activities. But, where do you look? Well, here’s a partial list of information sources that can at least get you started…

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