Chris de Feyter

7 Deadly Sins of Special Educators by Chris de Feyter
Thought reading this book would maybe help with my grandson's education as they've yet to figure out what his problem is.
It does have a lot of very good basic information that can be used for any child with a learning disability.
Stick to the CORE, focus on what matters most, and to challenge the child to learn.
The activities are really good examples of what to do to encourage a child in other ways.
I received this book from Library Thing in exchange for my honest review.… (meer)

Get your Child or Student to Understand ADHD Positively!

You might have been given an explanation of ADHD in medical or psychological terms, but that does not help your child at all. Children need an explanation in simple terms, with everyday examples.

Chris has written ADHD Explained to Kids to do just that. His new book with illustrations helps your child understand what ADHD is by looking at the symptoms instead of the biology. And the best thing is that you and your child can read it together, while you expand on the information by connecting to what Jack (the main character) talks about to the life events of your child.
Includes 5 Strategies your Child and Teacher can use Right Away!

Easy language For children with a developmental age of 6 and older...
The right amount of information, only 26 pages long!

If you want to take the time to positively explore what ADHD is, this book is a must have.… (meer)