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Making Kids Smarter is a guide for parents to understand how to increase the potential and learning capacity for children. Included are various techniques, tips and pointers for turning everyday life into a classroom, and making the learning experience enjoyable and memorable for kids. In the process, parents gain the knowledge that they play an integral part in shaping their children's intellectual capacity and the way they experience the world.

Children are natural learners, and by opening up the world of learning potential, parents can make it possible for their children to increase their intelligence. It is important to stress that any parent can help their child, there are numerous ways to make it possible for kids at any age.

The notion of "IQ" is an outmoded and incomplete assessment method for measuring "intelligence" and has very little to do with the real world of everyday experiences a child learns and absorbs information from. Parents can provide their child with a learning progressive environment, and children naturally will generalize what they have learned from one experience to expand their view of the world, and its potential.

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The basis of intelligence is the capacity to generalize, and build upon what has already been learned.

About Pedro Portes, Ph.D., is a leading educational psychologist in the field of learning and human development.

Portes2.jpg (11885 bytes) He has done voluminous research in these areas, and has compiles his knowledge in a resource for parents, in everyday language, that everyone can understand and apply to their child's learning style. He has presented papers and research at numerous international conferences, and is currently the editor for the Journal of the Society of Accelerated Learning and Teaching.

  He is currently a professor at the University of Louisville, teaching courses in learning and cognition, evaluation, adolescence, and human development.

Portes Books Butler Publishing Company, 2002 Ardsley Road, Louisville, KY 40292, Fax: 502 852-0629

Faculty Members may examine Making Kids Smarter for 30 days at no charge. If your bookstore orders 10 or more copies, the book is your to keep. If you decide not to order, please return the book within 30 days in the return envelope provided with your trial copy. To receive a copy, please contact us at the following:

To Order Your Exam Copy: Phone 502 852-0630, Fax 502 852-0629   E-mail Address: prport01@louisville.edu 

The other web address: http://www.louisville-edu/~prport01

 

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