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Here is a link to a very interesting article from The
American Educator regarding modalities and what cognitive
science really tells us.

It "addresses why the idea of tailoring instruction to a
student's best modality is so enduring‚ despite substantial
evidence that it is wrong."
LL /blockquote>

Fantastic article. I agree and support it fully. Thanks
for sharing research-based findings that TRULY are based in
scientific research.

On 8/05/05, Harbinger wrote:
> Here is a link to a very interesting article from The
> American Educator regarding modalities and what cognitive
> scie...See More
Aug 5, 2005
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On 8/05/05, Harbinger wrote:
> Here is a link to a very interesting article from The
> American Educator regarding modalities and what cognitive
> science really tells us.
>
> It "addresses why the idea of tailoring instruction to a
> student's best modality is so enduring‚ despite s...See More
Aug 8, 2005
Dee Ann /blockquote>

I think kids need to move around during the day in
theclassroom. We play music CD's and the children come
alive and love it! If you go to this web site you can get
already made CD's made just for the classroom.
[link removed].

On 8/08/05, thanks for it! wrote:
> On 8/05/05, Harbinger wrote: <...See More
Aug 25, 2005
LL /blockquote>

I think you're missing an important point! NO ONE is saying
that kids don't need to move during the day. That's common
sense and should be done. The problem comes in when people make
grandeose claims and state fraudulent (or non-existant) research
extrapolating benefits of movement to creating expensive
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Aug 25, 2005
Ram /blockquote>

Hi,

The articles that u have mentioned are all very good and thought
provoking. I agree that in their(All the great and wonderful
parents of mentally challenged children)zest to help their
children, they are trying their best to do something/anything.
Can u blame them? I'm sure many believe that the...See More
Aug 25, 2005


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