Bücher von Selina Jackson

A Conceptual Math Workbook for Teachers and ParentsAre you frustrated with kids not learning well and therefore struggling with discipline, social, and emotional issues?For Parents, this book provides:¿ A useful homework aid for your child¿ A bridge between out-of-school and in-school periods, so kids keep their skills sharp¿ A new, exciting way to encourage your kids towards motivated learning¿ And more . . .It is IDEAL for parents of children who struggle with math or just want their kids to stay ahead of the game. Using this book in conjunction with the MULTIMAGIC TABLE, your child will learn math concepts quickly, enabling independence and increasing confidence.For Teachers, this book is perfect for classroom use:¿ A supplementary math tool to reinforce concepts¿ An introductory overview to a new concept¿ An instructional tool for particular math topics¿ An intervention tool for students needing a review¿ An assessment guide to help gauge student mastery of math processes or skills¿ And more . . .How is it different from what is out there?Most math programs cover a lot of content. However, if kids lack a process for learning the content, it's futile. The Math Magic Workbook, along with The MULTIMAGIC TABLE and Vocab Cards, not only contains important content, it gives students a powerful "process" for learning.Additionally, this math program offers:1. Built-in instructional strategies that integrate using both sides of the brain2. Game-like feature that makes it "fun" to use3. Colorful graphics of some of the most challenging concepts designed to help kids grasp them with ease4. An effective method to teach academic vocabulary which students need to know for standardized tests5. A process for students to "self-teach" encouraging autonomy and self-direction6. Motivational scripts designed to help student exceed their perceived limitationsThis program is for anyone wanting to pinpoint and eliminate barriers to our youth's academic success. Are things BAD ENOUGH NOW, or do you want to wait until they are EVEN WORSE? Start today to experience the joy of seeing your students succeed!

8-year-old Austin looks at life through a different lens; he has Autism. He tells others about his diagnosis and how he lives with it on a daily basis. He accepts his differences and wants others to know that it is okay to do so as well.