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I hope this might be helpful to others, and would welcome a discussion about what is said and if I missed something.
Very nice! I like they way they are organized, and the information is clear without being overwhelming.
Thank you!! I can’t begin to thank you enough for these pages. They really summarize all that I’ve learnd about my right-brained learner, and then some. Seeing it all there in one place, right in front of me, is really helping me relax about my 7.5 year old visual-spatial learner. It’s also given me some wonderful ideas – for instance, I cannot believe I don’t have a picture dictionary, I know my son will LOVE that and I’m certain it be a big help to his reading process. Thanks again!
Thanks so much for the encouragement and the sharing all of your experience. I plan to return to your blog regularly!