Mark four important quotes in the book and then give that book to a member of a school board or to a principal. Then keep calling or writing to that person until something improves.
[3] Ask a teacher to look at Eric Mazur's video about PEER INSTRUCTION and "Turn to your neighbor" ... ask the teacher to use Mazur's technique in the classes that your child experiences.
[4] Meet with a school principal. Ask that principal to allow you to hang quotes in the halls of the school.
[6] Visit theSPARKLIST.org to see the best of places to develop a child's critical skills.
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"Sometimes less is more. Resist the temptatin to micromanage every minute of a child's day. Let kids devour books that they care about. Give children blocks of free time for exploration."
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[6] Find more "things to do" in books. CLICK HERE for a LIST of "More things to do"