Helping Your Child Succeed in School

Many parents suffer from watching their son or daughter struggle in school. They often feel powerless to help.

Daniel Franklin knows that parents can help. He believes that the relationship–the partnership–between a caregiver and child is the single most important factor in transforming struggle into success. He has written a book with the number-one goal of teaching you “that the most productive way to promote social, emotional, and learning development in children is by enhancing the quality of the relationship with their parents, caretakers, and teachers. In other words, creating a healthy relationship with your child is the best way to help him or her become a successful learner.”

He provides clear, practical, understandable strategies to achieve this goal regardless of the age of your son or daughter–kindergarten through high school and beyond.

Here’s a practical new book for parents who want advice on how to help a son or daughter who is struggling in school.

The book focuses specifically on children with language-based learning difficulties but provides techniques and strategies that will help anyone

manage homework,

improve organizational skills,

and navigate school with greater success.

 

Helping Your Child with Language-Based Learning Disabilities

by Daniel Franklin, PhD

“A thoughtful and empathetic book … a practical guide.”

— SALLY E. SHAYWITZ, MD

Author of Overcoming Dyslexia

 “A major resource for parents and professionals.”

— ROBERT BROOKS, PhD

Coauthor of Raising Resilient Children

“Daniel Franklin’s experience, wisdom, and sensitivity

shine through on every page. He can lead a concerned

parent from feeling that ‘my child is a problem’ to

the profound understanding that

‘my child has a problem – and I can help.’”

— RICHARD D. LAVOIE, MA, MEd

Author of The Motivation Breakthrough

“In this gem of a book, Franklin arms parents with

the knowledge and strategies they need to support and

advocate for their unique child… the information

presented amounts to a practical, reliable,

and sensitively written guide.”

— MARY HELEN IMMORDINO-YANG, PhD

Author of Emotions, Learning, and the Brain

 

 

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