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What Tutors Can Do For Your Child

June 17, 2011 | Author: Cesar Tan | Posted in K-12 Education

Tutoring is one choice numerous parents obtain for their young children to aid them catch up with their school lessons. There are likewise instances when parents employ private instructors for their little ones not to catch up, but to move forward in class.

What is a nonverbal learning disability?

April 14, 2011 | Author: Angela Sapiana | Posted in K-12 Education

The term non verbal learning disability refers to a learning disability that affects something other than reading and writing. While dyslexia, dysgraphia and dyscalculia cover your more commonly talked about learning problems, non verbal is the other stuff. It’s the abstract thought that goes into geometry problems, logic problems and analyzing novels. While it affects the reading, writing and arithmetic it’s that secondary thinking that goes along with the analytical part.

Overnight Girls Camps are the Embodiment of Simple Living in the out of Doors

April 10, 2011 | Author: Stephen Daniels | Posted in K-12 Education

When it’s time to take a break from reading, writing and arithmetic for the summer months, it might be time to think about another type of education for your little girl – an overnight summer camp in the great outdoors.

Generate Quality Reading Comprehension Worksheets

February 23, 2011 | Author: James Ridley | Posted in K-12 Education

The 5 important components students should master to grow to be proficient readers are phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Comprehension refers to the capability to recognize the meaning of text, and is the end goal of all reading instruction. Students with powerful comprehension abilities are use a number of comprehension tactics as they study to assist them make sense of what they may be reading. They choose these methods logically and use these methods intentionally. This automaticity is created by purposeful teacher instruction and extensive student practice.