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  13. Catch Up in One Year (English-Spanish)
  14. Learn to Teach Reading or Writing (English-Spanish)
  15. Learn to Teach Reading or Writing (English-Hungarian)
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  23. Teach English to Learn English (English-Spanish)
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  29. A Bargain in Gain
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  32. How to Teach Recorded Classes
  33. A National Study Tells The Problem
  34. Why does it work? (English-Spanish)
  35. Time Phrases (English-Spanish)
  36. Learning to Remember (English-Spanish)
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    Peterson Reading,
    Chiangmai, Thailand

    FAILING CLASSROOMS

    1.
    Children
    withdraw from competition
    or use aberrant behavior
    to get attention.

    2.
    Many become lonely and withdrawn.

    3.
    Time-on-task diminishes.

    4.
    The skill deficit is magnified.

    5.
    Self-confidence and optimism
    are destroyed.

    6.
    Students become
    distracted and worried
    about inabilities.

    7.
    Students test poorly
    confirming their fears.

    8.
    Students stop trying on tests.

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    READING AND WRITING

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    with infants, preschoolers,
    and school age students.

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    SPEED LEARNING FORMATS

    E-Writing helps everyone
    write better and read faster.

    E-Writing is the process
    of breaking up language
    into meaningful parts.

    It is like
    diagramming a sentence,
    but without the rules
    and fancy labels.

    One thought or phrase
    on each line.

    Language skills will improve
    without the need
    to memorize terminology.

    Students learn sentence parts
    from trying to find
    the best way
    to break up a sentence.

    CLASSROOM EXERCISE:

    Give students
    a chapter of a book
    to E-Write.

    They can use any
    word processing software
    to break up the text
    according to the
    E-Writing guidelines.

    Test their reading speed
    before and after e-writing.

    Test their comprehension
    before and after e-writing.

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    PETERSON READING

    Our electronic recordings provide
    high-rate input.
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    Peterson Reading inputs
    at the rate of
    10,000 to 12,000
    words per hour.

    4,000 to 5000
    phrases per hour.

    500 hours of input
    equals 5 million words
    equals 2 million phrases.
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    RATE OF AUDITORY INPUT

    Oral input to infants
    can include serveral dozen
    to several hundred
    new phrases per day.
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    Q.
    Why do so many persons
    claim that the brain
    learns more slowly
    after the first few months
    or age two?

    A.
    THE RATE OF
    ORAL INPUT SLOWS

    Here are some
    possible reasons why:

    1.
    Child becomes
    less dependent on parent.

    2.
    Child learns
    to crawl and walk away.

    3.
    Parents reduce
    the time they
    hold the child.

    4.
    Child has less contact
    with parents and phrases.

    5.
    Parent returns
    to older children.

    6.
    Parent may have
    another baby.

    7.
    Parent returns to work.

    Any of the above
    can make
    the learning rate
    drop precipitously.
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    PASS MORE TESTS

    Make more money.

    Have more choices.

    Understand more.

    Make better decisions.

    Live a better life.

    Test taking breakthrough.

    New study procedures
    333, 444 study methods
    stimulate your
    nanosecond brain.

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    Welcome to Dyslexia555.com!

    Problems associated with dyslexia
    can be corrected at our school.

    Students quickly learn to get around
    the inefficiencies
    that may have caused problems.

    We correct dyslexia inefficiencies
    with millions of controlled reading successes.

    99 percent of the students are successful
    in meeting their goals.

    Dyslexia is a label that is too often used
    to explain failure to learn to read.

    The label alone can do lifelong
    psychological damage.

    Eliminate the reasons for the label
    as soon as possible.

    There are many other popular labels
    that can damage the child's future
    such as 'hyperactive' or 'unmotivated.'

    We recommend you remove the reasons
    for any label
    as soon as possible.
    --------------------------

    The label is frequently
    worse than the problem.

    The "dyslexia" symptoms
    cease being a problem
    that slows learning
    after diagnostic and prescriptive teaching
    at our schools.

    You may be able to do this yourself
    with our free downloadable materials
    and procedures.

    You must be willing
    to follow all of our procedures
    to the letter.

    There can be no variations
    if the system is to work.
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    LEARNING DISABLED STUDENTS

    In every school system
    in the United States,
    there are students who achieve
    below national scholastic averages.

    Many of these students
    have been labeled 'learning disabled.'

    Unfortunately,
    most schools are designed for
    and geared to provide education
    for the average student.

    Students who fall behind
    in their learning program
    become so seriously handicapped
    that they cannot,
    without special help,
    do anything about their situation.

    Educators often refer to such individuals
    as Attention Deficit Disorder,
    as being:
    perceptually handicapped,
    dyslexic,
    brain-damaged,
    minimal brain dysfunction,
    hyperkinetic,
    hyperactive,
    or having:
    motor coordination problems
    attention deficit disorder

    School is a competitive
    environment.

    Often "disabled" students
    develop compensating
    behavior patterns when
    they know they are failing
    but need to protect
    their self-image.

    Some seek attention
    by simply not trying.

    Others act lazy and are a great
    source of frustration
    to teachers and parents.

    Others assume the role
    of "classroom clown"
    becoming disruptive
    to the learning environment.

    Others who turn inward
    become quiet,
    withdrawn or act
    indifferent and bored.

    There is no simple answer
    or formula applicable
    to the disability problem.

    Root causes vary
    with each individual.

    Environmental and psychological
    factors may be at fault.

    Poor teaching methods
    may be a cause.

    Parental conflict
    is frequently a problem.

    Physical limitations
    such as poor hearing or vision
    may be contributing factors.

    Almost all of these students may be labeled.

    The frustrations experienced
    by all underachieving students
    are very real and usually result
    in undesirable behavior
    or attitudes.
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    PREDICTABLE SOLUTIONS
    TO PROBLEMS

    Accelerated Schools has developed
    special teaching methods
    and materials that consistently
    solve learning problems.

    Over 99% of the students
    who have attended our schools
    for an adequate period of time
    have been brought up
    to their grade level or above.

    Our success with "disabled"
    or "labeled" students
    has been so consistent
    that most parents have been offered
    our guaranteed improvement contract.

    Free from the restrictions
    and pressures of a public school
    we discard ineffective methods
    and adopt efficient materials
    and procedures.

    We provide each student
    with personal custom-tailored instruction.

    Continued progress testing
    and parent conferences show:

    What needs to be learned.

    What the learner can do.

    What the teacher can do.

    What the parent can do.

    Qualified professionals pursue
    the learning task together
    with the students
    on an individual basis.

    We enable children to catch up
    with their regular classes
    and realize their maximum
    learning potential
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    A PREDICTABLE SOLUTION
    TO READING PROBLEMS

    Reading 333, 444, 555.

    Experts state that 25%
    of our nation's population
    has not learned
    to read properly.

    Many of these students
    fail to succeed,
    drop out,
    develop a poor self-image,
    or at least need remedial
    or special education classes.

    To prevent the problem,
    we use an effective
    reading program that can teach
    the non-reader to read
    within one semester
    or summer vacation.

    Students that are one or more
    years below grade level
    need a longer enrollment.

    The program places
    a strong emphasis
    on auditory input during
    notetaking, tracing, copying, or fast-writes.

    333, 444, 555 enhance visual perception,
    auditory and motor skill development.

    The audio-visual materials,
    and self-correction
    provide feedback
    at every level.

    Teachers can guide students
    through sequential materials
    relevant to the student's needs.
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    PETERSON READING
    444 & 555

    Students chorus along
    with the teacher and a recording
    that pronounces each phrase four times.

    The recording continues
    to say the phrases 4 or 8 more times
    while the student copies or traces
    the printed phrases.

    In 12 seconds the student
    has listened 12 times
    and spoken the phrase 12 times
    4 times oral chorusing
    8 times with inner speech.

    Students gradually learn
    the letter and word sounds.

    Within a few dozen hours
    students have also learned to make the sounds
    of individual letters and words.
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    LEARN TO TEACH READING

    Free classes and materials
    for parents, teachers, and their students.

    Learn to use our free materials
    with infants, pre-schoolers, and school age students.

    Learn how controlled successes
    make rapid learning progress.

    Learn how our system accomplishes:
    extensive time-on-task
    cooperation with teachers
    immediate student participation and fluency
    optimism for learning

    For parent lesson plans see
    Test333.com, teach555.com.

    Make sure you have:
    downloaded our mp3 files
    downloaded and printed the pages.

    Practice
    chorusing for 3 5-minute periods
    copying for 3 5-minute periods
    tracing for 3 5-minute periods.

    Send us your questions
    with your correct email address
    ---------------------------

    Dyslexia 555

    Psychiatric drugs
    are replacing common sense.

    Poor teacher results
    supports the errors.

    "Ritalin safest med out there?

    Solution

    Don't blame the child's brain.

    Don't medicate the brain.

    Most learning problems
    are not a puzzle.

    Problems are predictable outcomes
    when parents aren't trained
    to help properly.

    They are situational reactions
    to failure experiences.

    The solutions are not elusive.

    Peterson Reading
    and reward management works.

    Isn't this better than drugs?

    Parents can compensate
    for large classes
    by structured vocabulary practice
    with their child.

    Chart success rather
    than dispense pills.
    ----------------------------

    For more information,
    see:
    Meaning Phrases Reading Improvement Teach 555



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