EdPs 620, Child Development and Learning in Cultural Context Jaclyn Conneely Hallie Samuels Michael Allocca.

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EdPs 620, Child Development and Learning in Cultural Context Jaclyn Conneely Hallie Samuels Michael Allocca

Handwriting Without Tears-Hands on Curriculum for Student Success Educationally sound proven successful handwriting program Helps children learn to write with natural and automatic skills

Founded in 1971 by Jan Olsen. Developed as a result of her son John’s struggles with handwriting. Developed the program based on her knowledge as a occupational therapist.

Pre-K to fifth grade Transition from Print to cursive Accommodates all students differentiated abilities Multi-Sensory/Interactive

Recognized by educators /administrators/therapists Superior teaching strategies and material Incorporated by school districts throughout the U.S. and Canada Easily accessible and recommended as easy use for parents Occupational therapists number one choice for assisting handwriting remediation

Students Fun Entertaining yet educational Hands On Kid Friendly Multi-Sensory Teachers Minimal prep-time Unique Strategies for all Flexible Multi-Sensory Lessons Developmental Sequence Benefits all studnet needs

Designed to be affordable Averages about $7/per student Teacher resources are free of charge with first purchase

Handwriting Without Tears

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