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Take the Stone Out of the Shoe: A Must-Have
Guide to Understanding, Supporting, and
Correcting Dyslexia, Learning, and Attention
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Description
Children and adults with learning or attention challenges are not broken. They don’t need to be fixed, but
they do have some roadblocks to learning as easily and enjoyably as they could. Roadblocks can be
removed. A stone can be taken out of a shoe. Neuroscience research and decades of clinical evidence prove
that struggles associated with dyslexia and learning disabilities can be eliminated.This very readable book is
divided into 3 parts so that you can jump right to the information that is most valuable to you right now.Part
1: What's really going on? Learn what lagging, but trainable skills lie at the root of most learning and
attention challenges.Part 2: Easy, practical strategies for parents and teachers that will give you tools for
supporting struggling learners with attention, behavior, executive function, comprehension, reading, writing,
spelling, math, and more.Part 3: Programs that work and the research behind them. Most importantly, Take
the Stone Out of the Shoe presents real solutions to the learning disability epidemic. The struggles that too
many bright, frustrated students are experiencing can be changed. A band aid approach to learning and
attention challenges is no longer appropriate. It’s time to take the stone out of the shoe!