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Pressure, Responsibilities & Learning BetterEngaging your Brain; Brain Gym ResourcesBrain Gym (book) Contains directions for doing all Brain Gym exercises,
also recommends specific exercises for specific types of activities. By
Paul & Gail Dennison; 1-888-388-9898 Making the Brain/Body Connection A book by Sharon Promislow with clear and accessible
information about how the brain works, plus exercises you can do to make
it work better. Educational Kinesiology Foundation Official brain gym web site. Includes resources, research,
practitioners, classes. Study Aids & Organizational ToolsE.Z.C. Products Light Sensitivity Reading
Filter. A sturdy piece of plastic with a transparent
yellow or blue reading edge to hold over a line of print. Cuts glare and
acts as a highlighter to help you focus when you’re trying to read.
Comes in various sizes. The catalogue has lots of other materials and
resources. Trainer’s Warehouse Mostly stuff for teachers, but lots of stuff like markers,
storage materials and neat “fidget” toys. Pocket Full of Therapy Stuff like “fidget cushions,” balls with
“feet” that provide stability as chairs, slant boards and
writing tools and some great oral stimulators. Also includes writing tools,
computer products and resources for visual-perception, hand and finger
strength and bilateral coordination. Therapro Tons of resources for multisensory learners, including
scissors and handwriting resources, oral motor resources (loads of “jigglers”
and “grab-and-chew” resources), sensory-motor awareness (including
weighted blankets), fine motor, gross motor, strengthening resources and
resources for perception, cognition and language. Organized from the Inside Out for TeensJulie Morgenstern and Jessi Morgenstern-Colon offer
invaluable tips adapted from their book, Organizing from the Inside
Out for Teens to help you organize your space, stuff and time. Support for Learning ProblemsLearning Disabilities Association of America LDA is the largest non-profit volunteer organization
advocating for individuals with learning disabilities, building public
awareness, encouraging research, establishing career opportunities, promoting
teacher training and advocating for individuals and their families. Council for Exceptional Children The CEC is the largest international professional organization
dedicated to improving educational outcomes for individuals with exceptionalities,
students with disabilities and/or the gifted. National Dropout Prevention Center Serves as a research center and resource network for
practitioners, researchers and policymakers to reshape school and community
environments to meet the needs of youth in at-risk situations so students
receive the quality education and services necessary to succeed academically
and graduate from high school. The International Dyslexia Association A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals
with dyslexia, their families and the communities that support them. IDA
is the oldest learning disabilities organization in the nation, devoted
to providing the most comprehensive forum for parents, educators and researchers
to share their experiences, methods and knowledge. Academic Therapy Publications Publishes a directory of facilities and services, and
offers numerous resources for the learning disabled, their parents and
teachers, psychologists, speech therapists and testing personnel. Content, Instruction & Skill BuildingReading Improvement Progam Improve your reading speed and comprehension with RocketReader
speed reading software. Visit this site to download a free trial copy
of their software today.
Stories about dealing with pressure and responsibility. Tips for dealing with pressure and responsibility. Send an email to recommend a link. Got a story? Tell us. Click here to find out how. Click here to order a copy of this book. Main directory & links for
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