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PARTIAL SAMPLE MONTHLY EBOOKLET SERIES INCLUDES: PROVEN EDUCATIONAL STRATEGIES, ORGANIZATIONAL TECHIQUES, TEST TAKING SKILLS, STUDY SKILLS,TIME MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND MOTIVATIONAL SOLUTIONS THAT CAN MAKE STUDENTS SUCCEED IN SCHOOL AND BECOME ACADEMIC WINNERS.
THE PROVEN DIANIS METHOD DETAILED IN 
THE JOURNEY FROM CRAYONS TO GRADUATION AND CAREERS ™ - Back to School 5th and 6th grade
For Parents with a child with Dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, Learning Difference , Average Grades, Low Grades, Organizational Problems, Test Taking Problems, or is a Struggling Student.
A NEW BEGINNING
The relaxed days of summer have somehow turned into warm ones with the fragrant smells of fall infiltrating the air. The cooler air and shortened hours of daylight remind parents another school year is unfolding. Parents generally have hopes of a future as bright as the leaves will soon be turning for their child, as a new grade begins. A bright future is possible for children who struggle academically because of Learning Differences, Dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, unorganized or struggling students. Parents if your child has already struggled academically, or if you anticipate your child may need some additional strategies and techniques to avoid lower grades, now is the time to implement a learning plan for homework and studying. Welcome to a new school year, and to a web site created by an Educational Specialist who has also overcome Dyslexia. The Dianis Method detailed in The Journey From Crayons to Graduation and Careers ™ will help guide you through the school year by equipping you with advice and knowledge that has assisted countless students to overcome their academic learning issues, and become college graduates and successful career people. Parents fall is the time for renewed hope, gaining knowledge, and implementing a plan not just using the same academic strategies and techniques, which may not have given your child enough help to accelerate their academic growth at the speed needed to keep pace with their peers.
START OFF
The initial areas to address are homework and study time to help your son or daughter become academically higher achieving students. Parents homework and study time should take place every afternoon or evening during the school week. Your son or daughter should plan to work on homework and study for at least forty-seven minutes or more per school day. In my professional opinion, the idea that parents do not need to become involved in their child’s homework or study time appears to be the catalysts to many academic problems evolving into larger academic issues. Parents remember your fifth or sixth grader is still a child and will require academic and organizational guidance by you in many cases. In the world there are students who exist that are totally self-directed and academically self-sufficient, but they are typically not the norm. Only a handful of lucky parents won that lottery. There seems to be a small percentage of lucky parents who only have to buy school supplies, and leave the rest of the academic school year up to their child to handle, and are rewarded with an A student. For the rest of the world who have the other children who require assistance and planning this ebooklet seriers is for you. Much more is discussed in the ebooklet...
PICK A TIME
This topic explains how the parent can guide their student with daily homework study times between all outside activities. The in depth discussion and step-by-step procedures help make study and homework time HAPPY, FUN, PEACEFUL, EFFECTIVE, PRODUCTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL! IT ALSO HELPS END HOMEWORK AND STUDY TIME CHALLENGES. IN ADDITION, IT INCLUDES STEP-BY-STEP WAYS TO HELP INCREASING PRODUCTIVELY AND WAYS HELP TO AVOID HOURS OF UNPRODUCTIVE HOMEWORK AND STUDY TIME.
CHECK IT OUT
This topical section includes an in-depth discussion regarding how parents should overview their child’s homework to make sure it is being completed daily. It also includes ways to easily reteach learning concepts and skills which are not being performed correctly on assignments. In addition, this section also gives parents advice on how to avoid homework and study time issues.
READ ON
This topical section discusses reading issues and gaps which some fifth and sixth graders may have. It also offers step-by-step educational solutions and techniques which can help bring reading levels to grade level standards. It also helps students surpass their grade level reading expectations.
KNOW WHAT YOU READ
This area deals with reading comprehension and how to improve reading skills. It is important to be able to read, but knowing and retaining what one reads is very important to the educational process. This section offers ways which can transform poor reading comprehension skills into great reading comprehension skills.
RULES FOR MATH
Math can be a real challenging academic area for many students. This section deals with how to fill in math gaps while learning fifth and sixth grade level mathmatical skills. Step-by -step mathmatical solutions are addressed, which can help transform fifth and sixth grade level students into successful math students.
CONTEMPORARY SOLUTIONS
Written reports and creative writing ideas are discussed in this section and step-by-step solutions are included. These solutions can help make great writers out of fifth and sixth grade level students.
LOOKING AHEAD
The purpose of this ebooklet seriesThe Journey From Crayons to Graduation and Careers ™ is to help parents and their student understand the scholastic school year on a month to month basis. Each issue will build on the school year giving you valuable information to help improve the performance of your student. The summer issues will give the parent and student pertinent information, which should help them prepare for the upcoming year. The next issue of The Journey From Crayons to Graduation and Careers ™ will focus on math, written language, English, history and science. It will also cover information on school conference time, and when a parents should request a conference.
THE JOURNEY FROM CRAYONS TO GRADUATION AND CAREERS ™ - Back to School 5th and 6th gradeFor Parents with a child with Dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, Learning Difference , Average Grades, Low Grades, Organizational Problems, Test Taking Problems, or is a Struggling Student.
A NEW BEGINNING
The relaxed days of summer have somehow turned into warm ones with the fragrant smells of fall infiltrating the air. The cooler air and shortened hours of daylight remind parents another school year is unfolding. Parents generally have hopes of a future as bright as the leaves will soon be turning for their child, as a new grade begins. A bright future is possible for children who struggle academically because of Learning Differences, Dyslexia, ADD, ADHD, unorganized or struggling students. Parents if your child has already struggled academically, or if you anticipate your child may need some additional strategies and techniques to avoid lower grades, now is the time to implement a learning plan for homework and studying. Welcome to a new school year, and to a web site created by an Educational Specialist who has also overcome Dyslexia. The Dianis Method detailed in The Journey From Crayons to Graduation and Careers ™ will help guide you through the school year by equipping you with advice and knowledge that has assisted countless students to overcome their academic learning issues, and become college graduates and successful career people. Parents fall is the time for renewed hope, gaining knowledge, and implementing a plan not just using the same academic strategies and techniques, which may not have given your child enough help to accelerate their academic growth at the speed needed to keep pace with their peers.
START OFF
The initial areas to address are homework and study time to help your son or daughter become academically higher achieving students. Parents homework and study time should take place every afternoon or evening during the school week. Your son or daughter should plan to work on homework and study for at least forty-seven minutes or more per school day. In my professional opinion, the idea that parents do not need to become involved in their child’s homework or study time appears to be the catalysts to many academic problems evolving into larger academic issues. Parents remember your fifth or sixth grader is still a child and will require academic and organizational guidance by you in many cases. In the world there are students who exist that are totally self-directed and academically self-sufficient, but they are typically not the norm. Only a handful of lucky parents won that lottery. There seems to be a small percentage of lucky parents who only have to buy school supplies, and leave the rest of the academic school year up to their child to handle, and are rewarded with an A student. For the rest of the world who have the other children who require assistance and planning this ebooklet seriers is for you. Much more is discussed in the ebooklet...
PICK A TIME
This topic explains how the parent can guide their student with daily homework study times between all outside activities. The in depth discussion and step-by-step procedures help make study and homework time HAPPY, FUN, PEACEFUL, EFFECTIVE, PRODUCTIVE AND SUCCESSFUL! IT ALSO HELPS END HOMEWORK AND STUDY TIME CHALLENGES. IN ADDITION, IT INCLUDES STEP-BY-STEP WAYS TO HELP INCREASING PRODUCTIVELY AND WAYS HELP TO AVOID HOURS OF UNPRODUCTIVE HOMEWORK AND STUDY TIME.
CHECK IT OUT
This topical section includes an in-depth discussion regarding how parents should overview their child’s homework to make sure it is being completed daily. It also includes ways to easily reteach learning concepts and skills which are not being performed correctly on assignments. In addition, this section also gives parents advice on how to avoid homework and study time issues.
THE CLEAN OUT
This area discusses how parents can teach their child organizational skills and become more organized students. Organization is a vital part of the educational process, but not all children have mastered the organizational skills which are required for fifth and sixth grade level students. This section includes step-by-step methods and proceedures to help increase and transform organizational habits.READ ON
This topical section discusses reading issues and gaps which some fifth and sixth graders may have. It also offers step-by-step educational solutions and techniques which can help bring reading levels to grade level standards. It also helps students surpass their grade level reading expectations.
KNOW WHAT YOU READ
This area deals with reading comprehension and how to improve reading skills. It is important to be able to read, but knowing and retaining what one reads is very important to the educational process. This section offers ways which can transform poor reading comprehension skills into great reading comprehension skills.
RULES FOR MATH
Math can be a real challenging academic area for many students. This section deals with how to fill in math gaps while learning fifth and sixth grade level mathmatical skills. Step-by -step mathmatical solutions are addressed, which can help transform fifth and sixth grade level students into successful math students.
CONTEMPORARY SOLUTIONS
Written reports and creative writing ideas are discussed in this section and step-by-step solutions are included. These solutions can help make great writers out of fifth and sixth grade level students.
LOOKING AHEAD
The purpose of this ebooklet seriesThe Journey From Crayons to Graduation and Careers ™ is to help parents and their student understand the scholastic school year on a month to month basis. Each issue will build on the school year giving you valuable information to help improve the performance of your student. The summer issues will give the parent and student pertinent information, which should help them prepare for the upcoming year. The next issue of The Journey From Crayons to Graduation and Careers ™ will focus on math, written language, English, history and science. It will also cover information on school conference time, and when a parents should request a conference.
