Professor Bloomer's No-Nonsense Handwriting Program: Teaching Print Handwriting, Perceptual Focus, and Increasing Visual-Motor Skills

By Dr Richard H Bloomer

Learning writing, reading, and spelling are the cornerstones of a good education. Multiply your home-schooled or classroom learner's chances for long-term academic success using Professor Bloomer's keystone approach to developing writing, reading, spelling, and learning skills. With this single, inexpensive program, developed bya leader in research and practical application of educational tools, your learner will excel. Professor Bloomer'sNo-Nonsense Phonetic Reading Program is the perfect solution for new learners to get them started out on theroad to reading success Children learn HOW to learn new words, to increase their vocabulary, organizationalskills, attention span, as well as reading, writing, memory, and ALL language-related skills - skills that arefundamental to independent and critical thinking We teach children how to read and learn so they will excel inlearning all future school subjects Professor Bloomer's No-Nonsense Phonetic Reading Program is ideal for homeschooling or as a classroom, and is designed for any learner who can write the alphabet. By the time they havesuccessfully completed the program learners are able to read, write, and spell running text independently, and willhave the skills to increase their language skills and knowledge throughout their lives.Introducing The Writing ProgramHome-schoolers and teachers alike want their children to have clear, legible handwriting. Professor Bloomer'sNo Nonsense Handwriting Program is a simple way for your child to develop clear effective written communication. This program also enhances the way the child's mind works to learn more effectively in all basic academic areas: reading, writing, spelling, and arithmetic. Learning to handwrite is an important skill learning. Handwriting helps:1. Learning to read, children who handwrite are better readers than children who do not practice handwriting. Further, children who use a print-script are better readers than those who practice cursive.2. Handwriting helps develop fine-motor coordination, an essential developmental task in the early school years when the nervous system is at maximum flexibility.3. Learning handwriting sharpens children's perception, (the ability to acquiring information from the senses).4. Handwriting practice helps children develop tolerance for frustration, a critical skill for overcoming difficult learning tasks.5. Handwriting develops automatic sequencing, a major required skill for problem-solving6. Handwriting develops organizational skills, all processes that foster future learning.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0984029540
• ISBN13: 9780984029549
• Release Date: June 2017
• Publisher: Bloomer's Books LLC.
• Length: 168 Pages
• Weight: 0.89 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.5" x 11.0"