Back to School Special Reveals Secrets to Boosting Grades and Becoming an Expert Learner on The Wright Place TV Show

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Back to School Special Reveals Secrets to Boosting Grades and Becoming an Expert Learner on The Wright Place TV Show

Rancho Cucamonga, CA --October 9, 2003-Children have learning styles as individual as their fingerprints. School are just beginning to learn how to deal with the 'Multimedia Literate Student" however, they still must be able to pass standard tests. In a survey done by National Center for Education Studies, 25% of teachers feel their students are not capable of learning the material they are supposed to teach them. Parents must rely more and more on themselves to make sure their child has the skills and self esteem needed to make the grades.

   Bruce Lewolt and Bart Baggett will appear on The Wright Place TV Show to talk about helping children raise their self esteem and become expert learners. Lewolt tells parents that their children can get As if they know how to use their brain well.

Bart Baggett is an expert handwriting analyst who also the author of the book How to Raise Your Childrens Grades, Confidence and Self Esteem". Baggett believes your handwriting can determine your chances for success. I have researched the handwriting of thousands of successful people around the world and the success traits are extremely consistent," said Baggett. "The traits are easy to spot once you learn them, and what's even more exciting is you can actually program your own handwriting to include the success traits and see positive differences in your life." Bart Baggett uses a particular technique to help children. Baggett believes handwriting analysis can be especially beneficial to children through the use of a technique called "grapho-therapy". According to Baggett, changing a child's handwriting can improve their grades, their behavior, and their self-esteem.
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