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1). Ten Easy Ways to Help Kids Learn: A Brain-based Learning Strategy that Really Works By : MaryJo Wagner
Susan's a math whiz and Caleb's an artist extraordinaire. That's, great but wouldn't it be better if Caleb could improve in math and Susan could develop some artistic skills? They can and it's easy. Researchers have recently discovered that whole-brain learning or brain-based learning is an efficient and effective learning strategy that helps kids (parents and teachers, too) learn anything easily without struggling.
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2). Telling a Child They Have ASD (Autistic Spectrum Disorder) By : Snowflake
He was told during a private father and son discussion, away from distractions. As parents we’ve reinforced to him that he doesn’t have a disability, just a different way of processing information and viewing life. He exhibits minor smatterings of this disorder and medically, he’s totally fit and healthy and has never been on medication (though this had been suggested).
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3). Take Smart Walks-Improve Mental Ability With Daily Exercise For Mental and Physical Fitness By : Dale Orlando
Fitness is not mental or physical, it is both. Exercises for brain and body can have a profound impact on health, aging and longevity. Research is continuously adding to our understanding of the complex interactions between the brain and physical fitness. Basically through the work of people like Dr. Monique Le Poncin, the founder of the French National Institute for Research on the Prevention of Cerebral Aging and Dr.
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4). What to do When Kids Go off Their Meds: Brain-based Learning Strategies for ADD/ADHD By : MaryJo Wagner
Steven Nissen, a prominent Cleveland Ohio Cardiologist recently prodded the FDA’s Advisory committee to put a black box warning on Ritalin, warning of potential heart danger. Why? From 1999 to 2003, 81 deaths and 54 nonfatal cardiovascular events such as heart attacks have possible links to Ritalin and similar drugs. During the same period 78 million prescriptions were written for children up to the age of 18.
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