Do you love a strong-willed or challenging child, but wonder at times if you know how to help him/her become a truly successful human being?  This collaboration by Jim Fay, Foster W. Cline, M.D., and Bob Sornson, Ph.D., outlines the clearest path to helping strong-willed children become outrageously successful adults.  This book is filled with great stories and ideas.  You'll laugh and cry, and find hope.  Share it with a friend.

In Preventing Early Learning failure, expert educators from across the nation describe practices that can help more children find success in the early years of school. The basic premise of this book is that we should carefully build a solid foundation of skills in the earliest years of school, rather than waiting for children to fall significantly behind before offering support to students or their teachers. Learn how to help more children, save money for your school district, achieve higher test scores, and improve the future of our society.

Teaching & Joy is a collection of inspiring stories by people who share a vision of schools, families, and communities where human beings experience joyful learning. Robert Sornson and Jim Scott bring together a multitude of perspectives that show how joyous great learning and teaching can be.

This book gives parents a clear and easy plan to help children build the basic skills which make math understandable and fun!  In 10 to 15 minutes, three or more days a week, your children can practice the use of number skills at exactly the correct level of challenge for your child.   An easy-to-use tracking system is included.

Many children do not have the motor skills needed for basic, much less optimal, success in school.  This book can be used by parents or teachers to match playful activities which encourage the development of sensory-motor skills, and the enriched neural structures which support balance, visual-motor skills, bilateral motor skills, and an awareness of laterality and directionality.  Every activity in this book is designed to be used in a way that encourages joyful play that promotes optimal brain growth and learning success.