Every Child Can Learn

This book depicts how education systems and philosophies have changed through the decades, but how the importance of knowledge of basic facts is still the same. In this day of computers, calculators and other electronic devices it is still essential that a child be taught the basics of reading, writing, spelling mathematics and communication. This foundation must be formed in the elementary school. So that middle school and high school teachers have a solid basis on which to build. Some education is primarily academic as shown in my stories of Big Girl Dora and Attentive Betty. There are other skills, attitudes and acceptable behavior patterns that need to be learned, no matter how bright a child might be, as depicted in the stories of Belligerent Marilyn and Brilliant Robby.Greenwood, Marie L. is the author of 'Every Child Can Learn', published 2007 under ISBN 9781434318381 and ISBN 1434318389.