Category: Learning styles

The “Ideal” Student
By Categories: ADD/ADHD, Body and Brain, Counselors, Educators, Learning, Learning styles, Non-traditional learners, Parents, Special Needs, Teaching, Teaching 1 Comment

The students we were taught to teach Traditional classrooms tend to favor students with the following characteristics or strengths: Strong in linguistic and logical-mathematical intelligences Academically on grade level (not too far ahead or behind) Learning Preferences: Prefers working in a quiet environment Best time of day: Early morning, afternoon Social: Prefers working quietly alone…

The Animal School
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A Fable by George Reavis Once upon a time the animals decided they must do something heroic to meet the problems of a “new world” so they organized a school. They had adopted an activity curriculum consisting of running, climbing, swimming, and flying. To make it easier to administer the curriculum, all the animals took…

Video: Emotional Safety and Learning Styles
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Video presentations on 2 DVDs featuring Dr. Jane Bluestein How to deal with a wide range of learning differences! In these videos, Dr. Bluestein presents specific success-oriented techniques for creating an emotionally safe learning environment by encouraging growth, accommodating learner needs and preferences, and building cooperative goal structures. Individual student differences are shown as opportunities…

Book: Dr. Bluestein’s Book of Handouts
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The Complete set of Handouts as an eBook in PDF form- fourth edition by Dr. Jane Bluestein More than 180 pages of tips, tricks, ideas, research-based information used by thousands of participants in Dr. Bluestein’s training programs and presentations.

Audio: Working Successfully with Difficult Students
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Practical strategies for working successfully with difficult students A Live Audio Seminar by Dr. Jane Bluestein Save 20%. We are closing our Store and have limited supplies of this item. (Please see information for international shipping if you are ordering from outside the U.S.) A recording of a full-day seminar presented by Dr. Jane Bluestein, who shares…

Book: Listas Para Padres
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Qué Hacer y Qué No libro de Jane Bluestein We are down to our last THREE copies of this book. This book is included in our Free Book listing. Link for shipping charge only (continental US). Description below ordering links. (Please see information for international shipping if you are ordering from outside the U.S.)  Más de…

Book: The Parent’s Little Book of Lists
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Do’s and Don’ts of Effective Parenting by Dr. Jane Bluestein This book is included in our Free Book listing. Charges below are for shipping ONLY (Media Mail, continental US). Description of the contents of this book follow links for shipping. Use your credit card or PayPal account to order free copies of The Parent’s Little…

Raves for Creating Emotionally Safe Schools
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What People Are Saying about this Book by Dr. Jane Bluestein Finally a voice of reason arises from the din. School safety transcends debates on metal detectors and surveillance cameras. Within the walls of our schools exists

Movement and Learning with Dr. Aili Pogust
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A Partnering Relationship Episode Summary: Vital information about the relationship between movement and literacy, and the importance of meeting the body’s needs for all learning. Dr. Aili Pogust addresses