
Interested in accelerating the learning curve of your students? Apply the five steps in chapter 6 and you'll see it happen. Want to learn how to jump-start a child's confidence and self-esteem? See chapter 3. What's the one question you can ask that will get parents and others to see new options and give you their commitment? That question is answered on page 115.
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