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Diagnostic Analysis
For those who want the added insight of our reading specialists, we stand ready to help you think through your test results and consider what areas need to be targeted for instruction. You administer the test(s) to your student and send the results to us. You will receive the personal attention of Dr. Eckenwiler and/or his wife, and will be sent a written summary of their conclusions.
You may use this service for the entire bundle of tests, or select any one particular test to receive this additional attention. See the products page for prices for this service.
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$125.00
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A+ Education: Choosing the Best School for Your Child (paperback)
by Eckenwiler, William
Are you confused by all the educational options? Are you wondering which schooling option is best for your child? Is the option you chose for elementary school the best one for middle school?
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$12.95
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A+ Education presents an objective and thought-provoking evaluation of the school options available to you. While there's no single solution for every situation, veteran educator William Eckenwiler encourages you as a parent to diligently do your homework. His well-researched and documented guide allows you to make an informed decision on whether to choose a public, private, or home school setting for your child.
You'll also discover the key to helping your child flourish in school, no matter what your school choice. In A+ Education, he demonstrates how crucial it is for parents to pour themselves into their child's life on a daily basis and offers you invaluable insights and encouragement for the task. |
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Homeschooling Your Struggling Learner
by Kathy Kuhl
http://www.learndifferently.com/
14.95
Author of Homeschooling Your Struggling Learner, this veteran homeschooling mom speaks at conferences. Whether your child is falling through the cracks in school or you already homeschool a child who has trouble learning, Homeschooling Your Struggling Learner helps you teach your child at home.
After homeschooling a struggling learner for grades four through twelve, Kathy Kuhl interviewed 64 homeschoolers with children with learning disabilities, attention problems, autism, and other challenges. She distills their wisdom while conveying her own experience and insights. |
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