Tips 6 & 5 for Success in School

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September 17, 2008
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Teri

I am all about asking

I am all about asking questions and i am finding that both my girls are as well. My youngest has learning disabilities, so she has learned some ways to help her learn things and remember things, this helps her with tests and quizes great idea about finding your own way of learning things, everyone learns things differently.