Bøger af Cynthia Ulrich Tobias

The Way We Work is full of practical advice and information for understanding how our natural, inborn learning strengths can make a world of difference when it comes to the way we perceive and interact with others. You'll find ideas for maximum productivity, job satisfaction, and better work place relationships.

Take control of your children's education.The simple, painful fact is that many public schools in the United States are doing a poor job of teaching the basics of reading, writing, math, and science. Instead, they're teaching kids--as early as in kindergarten--gender ideology, an anti-Christian worldview, and how to hide things from their parents.It's time to seriously reconsider where and how your children are being educated.But even as you ponder that, there are things you can do to help your kids become confident, lifelong learners in any academic setting. This starts by identifying their learning styles--how they best absorb information and remember what they've learned. It also includes things like what physical environment is most conducive to their studying well, staying organized, and doing homework.In Reclaiming Education, learning-styles expert Cynthia Ulrich Tobias and homeschool pro Mary Jo Dean (cofounder of Great Homeschool Conventions) show you how to identify all these things about your children--and how to motivate them to learn as well. They also offer assurance that if you choose to homeschool, you can succeed.Taking control of your kids' education has never been more important. Knowing what to do with that control is likewise vital to their success as learners. Reclaiming Education will clearly show you how to do both.

Bring out the best in your children--by understanding the way they learn.If you're frustrated that your child isn't learning the way you did, chances are he or she is too! In this practical resource, Cynthia Ulrich Tobias explains that understanding how you both learn can make all the difference.An expert in education and learning styles, the author offers practical guidance for teaching to your child's strengths--both at home and in school--even when his or her learning style is very different from your own. Enlightening and informative, this book will help you with these issues: the different ways children perceive and order information four learning styles and how your style and your child's may differ how to bring out your child's greatest strengths ways to help your child grasp and remember what's being taught tips for advocating for your child with teachers how your involvement can increase your child's success at school Whether you're a parent, grandparent, or teacher, this book offers concrete help for guiding the children in your care onto their very best path to learning--now and for a lifetime.

Remember middle school? Many parents would rather not. It's often a rough ride, filled with insecurity, peer pressure, awkwardness, and world-rocking change. This book provides practical, hands-on advice for helping your child through this minefield--with information about what he or she is really going through, but isn't likely to share.Best-selling learning-styles expert Cynthia Tobias and veteran teacher Sue Acuña reveal what they've found by listening to kids when parents aren't around--and give you insider tips on how to bless your middle-schooler with success in class, at home, and in relationships. Topics include advice for keeping communication lines open, predictable physical and social issues, and solutions for problems like self-centeredness and over-the-top emotions.

Parents and teachers! Help kids enjoy education. Sandee has three kids and each one is very different. One studies on the floor with papers everywhere, the other studies on the bed with the radio on and the third sits at the table with cookies. Until she learned that all children learn differently, it used to drive her crazy because this is not the way she grew up. In this book, Cynthia Ulrich Tobias shows us the different learning styles children use to interpret their world. After you understand their point of view, parents and teachers can use these techniques to get the best out of them. Example: When teaching vocabulary, some kids learn better with flip cards, while others require verbal studies and a third group uses body movement to remember the definitions. After you learn the preference of learning of each child, you will capture their attention more efficiently! The work of Tobias is required reading for parents and teachers that want their kids to have success in school. These concepts are powerful tools that will express the quality of learning for your kids.

This book offers practical strategies for finding an education that fits the child instead of insisting that a precious and uniquely designed child must always adjust to the education provided.