Victory in Our Schools.
by John Stanford, Robin Simons

From the nationally recognized Superintendent of the Seattle Public Schools, retired U.S. Army General John Stanford, comes this inspiring call to action. This is Stanford's ten-step for creating more effective schools, getting parents involved, and motivating children.

Multiple Intelligences: the Theory in Practice.
by Howard E. Gardner

This is an extraordinary book that is referred to by many teachers and counselors in schools. Multiple Intelligences looks at a child's ability to utilize information in various capacities. It is a must read!

When You Worry About the Child You Love: Emotional and Learning Problems in Children.
by Edward Hallowell

From the co-author of the national bestseller Driven to Distraction comes the first parent's guide that explains the biological basis for a wide range of childhood behavioral problems--including sadness, inattentiveness, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder--and offers appropriate treatments for them. National author publicity.

The Way We Learn: How To Discover And Teach To Your Child's Strengths.
by Cynthia Ulrich Tobias

By reading this book you will discover how to identify your child's learning style. You'll see how many areas of frustration and conflict are a direct result of a mismatch of learning styles, and you'll explore practical approaches for breaking through the roadblocks that often hold kids back.

Every Child Can Succeed: Making The Most Of Your Child's Learning Style.
by Cynthia Ulrich Tobias

Just as there is more than one way to do just about anything, there are many methods of teaching children the lessons of life. Every Child Can Succeed shows parents, grandparents, teachers and others how to utilize an innovative learning styles approach and help their kids live up to their potential.