
Wellness Workbook How To Achieve Enduring Health and Vitality John W. Travis, M.D. & Regina Sara Ryan

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Learning

In a society that prides itself for responding to facts rather than hearsay, abundant research and evidence-based methods on how children learn are being ignored.

Myth: IQ Is the Chief Measure of a Child's Ability to Be Effective and Successful at School and in Adult Life
Myth: Children's Intellectual Abilities Are Independent of Their Ability to Give and Receive Love.
Myth: Learning, Thought, and Intelligence Is a Process of the Brain Alone.
Myth: Schools Are the Best Places for Children to Learn
Myth: Homeschoolers Don't Do as Well as School Children
Myth: Homeschoolers Don't Learn to Socialize

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Helping Professionals
This area consists of text from Wellness for Helping Professionals, by John W. Travis, MD, and Meryn Callander. more...

An Introduction
Meryn and John candidly share how they came to the field of child/family wellness from their background in adult wellness. more...

Pregnancy
Over the past decade, revolutionary discoveries in neuroscience and developmental psychology have shattered long-held misconceptions about fetal devel more...