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Wholistic concept of brain… balance. They start with nutrition, do tests, then build an exercise and study plan specifically for that child. It is not cheap, but it has really done wonders. Here these Christian owners talk about their experience.
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To celebrate GSB’s 10th birthday, let’s return to the original two testimonies. In this, I tell about how much progress my grandsons made when I used some innovative practices. I hope it gives you great faith and determination — and maybe some good ideas. Never give up with your children!
And don’t necessarily believe that the grim outcomes that “the system” predicts if you use better measures. Indeed, a comment was made about “the system” being so fake (whether it is food, financial, monetary, religious or educational) that I thought was insightful. If you want to go deep into the idea, here it is: Fake Food and Fake Money on the McAlvany Weekly Commentary
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Mrs. Jennifer Sangave, from Lindamood-Bell in Austin, gave us an inspiring interview. She says they have statistics and claim a high success rate, even when children who have not done well in other programs. An individualized plan is the key. Hear what she has to say.
https://lindamoodbell.com/
https://lindamoodbell.com/location/austin-tx-learning-center
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Dr. Carol Zuccone, the Irlen representative explains this fairly common light sensitivity. Often there is a fairly easy remedy too. She tells us what mothers and teachers might look for. She says that it is educators that test for this, and so it gets overlooked by other professionals, but if this light sensitivity is not ruled out, then other tests are skewed.
Next week we will wrap up our series on what to do when the road to reading becomes rocky with an interview from Jennifer Sangave of Lindamood-Bell. It is absolutely amazing what they do. They help so many children who know one else could help.
After that I plan to post again the Dani Johnson episode on protecting our children from porn, since it was so enormously popular. Please plan to share your ideas, since social media protection has become so much more needed now than when she spoke with us.