Your Child Learns Differently, Now What?

“I have seen happy children reach their full potential no matter what their learning difficulties. I offer my congratulations to Stark and Hill for tackling such a difficult issue in this book and for what they have done for children everywhere. “

Dr. Patricia Wolfe, author of Brain Matters

“Roger Stark and Betsy Hill’s new book Your Child Learns Differently, Now What? gets at the real juggernaut in American education around success for all in our K-12 education system. The authors clearly identify and provide interventions for the critical mental processes called cognitive skills, the basis of how our brain learns, a topic too little discussed in teacher preparation programs.

“If your child is struggling in school, especially at the elementary grades, you want to devour the knowledge and skills Stark and Hill have presented.”

Dr. Kenneth Eastwood, former Superintendent for the Middletown City School District, New York.

“A light for caregivers that are willing to help their loved ones shine in school and life. Read and succeed!”

John Axtell, (Homeschooler, Special Education Mentor and Advocate, School Board Member).

School is a struggle.

Homework is a battleground.

Nothing you’ve tried seems to help.

The education system isn’t solving this problem—the cavalry isn’t coming. And your child isn’t going to outgrow these difficulties. In fact, what you don’t know could be keeping your child from succeeding at school.

Now what? 

It doesn’t have to be that way. In spite of what we were led to believe, intelligence isn’t fixed and can improve. At the core of learning are mental processes called cognitive skills, which are how our brains learn. It’s the “how” of learning, not the “what” of teaching that matters. By understanding this, you can help your child turn on their learning superpowers.

How?

The place to start is in the pages of this book, where you will discover:

• How your child learns is more important than what educators teach.
• There is proven neuroscience that can improve your child’s cognitive skills.
• Your most underutilized asset is your child’s ability to learn.
• You can created a roadmap for your child to succeed at learning and life