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INDEX
  1. Introduction
  2. How to Use
  3. Peterson Reading - Sample Course Outline
  4. Commentary
  5. Teacher
  6. Speaking/Chorusing to Learn
  7. Learn to Remember
  8. Competition for Jobs
  9. Situational Survey Form
  10. Newsletter to Parents
  11. 555p.com Search Engine (BETA Version - Previews)

    Recorded Classes

  12. Downloadable Audio Lessons
  13. Try before you buy
  14. Grant Application

    Previews/Reviews

  15. Previews/Reviews
  16. Peterson's Preview Books
  17. Preview Writing
  18. Personal Preview Books
  19. New Standards
  20. Vertical Style Fast to Understand
  21. Make Better Use of your Mind

    Improving Writing

  22. Fluent Learning With 24 Hours Immersion Learning
  23. New Standards School
  24. Writing Questions
  25. Writing Philosophies
  26. Writing
  27. 3000 Pages/Year
  28. Ewriting
  29. Easy writing for any age
  30. Homework Rules
  31. Handwriting
  32. Handwriting Comments
  33. Working Philosophies 1966
  34. Teach Writing

    Classroom Management
    Teacher Training

  35. Writing and Criticism
  36. Teacher Training
  37. Free teacher training program outline
  38. Traditional curriculum problems
  39. Research - 5 year old stats
  40. Editorial by carl peterson
  41. Accelerated students make rapid gains
  42. Bussing - to all drivers
  43. Bussing rules
  44. Bussing - Driving Rules
  45. Some driving tips/a supplement
  46. Testing techniques
  47. Parents need our parent training sessions
  48. Computer User Tracking
  49. Accountability Success
  50. Daily Contract
  51. 100 taped books Reading List
  52. 555 Classroom
  53. Teacher Test

    Clippings for Teachers

  54. "Despite local control, U.S. schools aren't innovative enough"
  55. "Reconstructed globe provides theater in the real"
  56. "Sorority, frat life linked to drinking"
  57. False memory
  58. "Study: Diets beat exercise"
  59. Myths about education
  60. Accent free
  61. Myths of medicine
  62. Wounded Kneee Abstract

    Test333

  63. Research Questions Survey
  64. Testing Trauma
  65. CSAP or Standardized Tests
  66. Test Taking Problems?
  67. Vaughn Report (English-Spanish)

    To Students

  68. We help new students get off to the right start
  69. School problems

    Strict Timing

  70. 555 Strict Timing
  71. Strict timing improving the way students learn together.
  72. Strict timing teachers can more easily contribute to the team-teaching effort
  73. Using our information and stats to add value or productivity.
  74. Alternatives to counseling
  75. Strict timing consistency as an alternative to inconsistent counseling
  76. Strict timing and the brain
  77. Managing violence with strict timing
  78. To students
  79. The management of learning with strict timing
  80. Memory patterns
  81. Creating Superior Students
  82. Strict Timing

    Curriculum Design

  83. Inclusive Classroom
  84. Should education be easy ?
  85. Easy Performance
  86. Priorities to make gains
  87. Learning Philosophy
  88. Curriculum Commentary
  89. Interactive Learning
  90. Problems with Some Schools

    Reading Improvement

  91. Reading Problems
  92. Catch Up in 1 Year
  93. Peterson Reading
  94. 3 Rs Contract
  95. Learning the Alphabet

    Study Skills

  96. Accelerated Thinking 555
  97. Why does it work?
  98. Study Skills 555
  99. Study Problems
  100. Peterson Meaning Searches
  101. Meaning Phrases Assist Learning
  102. Peterson Meaning Phrases
  103. Peterson Ewriting Narrow Meaning Phrase Format

    Free Literacy Lessons

  104. Pronunciation
  105. Pronunciation Learning the Alphabet
  106. How About Memory?
  107. Infant Learning Methods
  108. Unblocking Writers
  109. Accelerated Language Program
  110. Accelerated Language Keyboarding
  111. International Students ESL
  112. Scholarships
  113. Copying Language
  114. Parents Must
  115. Infant Education
  116. The First Child Learns Best
  117. The Crucial Impact of Non-Reading on a Child's Life
  118. Writing Styles Change
  119. Newsletter
  120. Niehart's Letter
  121. KC Snow Procedures

    Improving Memory

  122. Memory Pictures
  123. Memory CD Captions
  124. Memory CD Index
  125. Search CD Index
  126. U.S. History Index
  127. European History Index
  128. Family History Index
  129. Computer Curriculum

    Psychology

  130. Situational Psychology
  131. Situational Survey Form
  132. Winning Systems 1
  133. Winning Systems 2
  134. Free Motivation Advice
  135. "Unilateral Rules" Easy Control Rules
  136. Consolidated books for search555

    Links

  137. Links

    Travel Photos

  138. 100,000+ Free Photos
  139. Digital Photography
  140. Travel CD Index
  141. Travel Journal Index

CSAP or

STANDARDIZED TESTS

COMMENTS BY CARL PETERSON

 

I don't like the public threats

of school and teacher termination

being used by NCLB

and boards of education.

 

They use an atmosphere of fear

which has caused some

teacher discouragement

and backlash.

 

I don't like the push

for "teaching to the test"

and my schools

have carefully avoided it

since 1964.

 

Trying to get students

to memorize specific test facts

when they have poor

reading and study skills

is damaging to children

and frustrating to teachers.

 

Our school has proven

to our satisfaction

there are quick ways

to teach "how to test"

to failing students.

 

We are willing to share

our success methods and materials

free of charge.

 

www.test333.com

www.literacyfree.com

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CSAP AND

OTHER STANDARDIZED TESTS

ARE ESSENTIAL

FOR ACCOUNTABILITY

IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT.

 

The scores are needed to send

a terrifying message

to American parents.

 

The majority of American children

will live unsatisfying lives.

 

Poor parenting, parents working,

limited child care,  TV,

are frequently blamed.

 

Schools have been saddled

with many children

that are not prepared to learn,

cannot stay on task,

and disrupt classes to avoid failure.

 

New teachers are thrown into

classrooms with too little or no

on the job training.

 

The majority of new teachers

quit teaching

within the first 5 years.

 

Why?  You can fill in your answers.

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Long term solution:

 

Parents must be taught

to teach their infants and toddlers

in more effective ways before they

are 3 or 4 years of age.

 

In the meantime we have 2 decades

of unprepared students to deal with.

 

Now what?

 

I will share our proven solutions

without charge at

www.test333.com

 

Short term solution:

 

Free teacher and parent training

and free materials.

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TO PARENTS

 

A tell it like I see it

commentary by Carl Peterson.

 

Poorly prepared children

live demeaning

educational experiences

that limit their future possibilities.

 

The government statistics

show that success is unlikely

for 60 to 70 percent of our children.

 

Participation in a socially acceptable

future life becomes a distant

and unlikely possibility

for all but the top 30 or 40 percent.

of high school freshmen.

 

Losing hope for the future or

facing a bleak future,

students are easily diverted

to non-academic efforts.

 

Partying with drugs and alcohol

is the common alternative route.

 

Watching TV or listening to music,

fills their vacant,  meaningless, 

stagnant life,

rather than  listening

to books, reading, or lectures.

 

Their life growth is limited

by their past avoidance

of academic failure

starting in infancy

and toddler years.

--------------------------------

 

A PERSPECTIVE

 

The following Denver Post

editorial sounds mostly the same

as critical editorials of 50 years ago.

 

The years of commentary

by the local newspaper

promising better results

has not improved our schools

 

Why?

 

High schools cannot be improved

without leaving out larger

percentages of poor readers.

 

This trend is increasing

if you read the schools' statistics.

 

A large number of dropouts

are being hidden in the

transfer statistics.

 

Blaming these failures

on a lack of student motivation

is just wrong.

 

The real problem is

low parent motivation,

commitment and participation

to make sure their child

experiences successes in school.

 

Parent denial of responsibility

is passed from one generation

to the next.

 

Now what?

 

Do you want to talk about it?

Wring your hands about it?

Commit to improving the problem?

 

Parents and grandparents

can take responsibility

to get help or learn to help

the defective children.

 

Training and materials are free

from www.LiteracyFree.com.

 

Commit your time

to the undereducated children.

 

Q. How did these consequences

happen?

 

Was it intentional?

 

A. No, but:

 

A child without good infancy input

experiences parental frustration,

irritation, and constructive criticism.

 

The attention demanding,

low performing child

becomes an embarrassment to the parents.

 

Parents withdraw further

in confusion and dismay.

 

In addition, attention and education

by parents gets diverted

by additional children.

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LEARNING DISABILITY LABELS

 

Parents and educators apply

labels to describe

the underachievement problems.

 

The labels allow

the parent and teachers

to further withdraw

from the child.

 

A continuing absence of positive rewards

causes more disruptive behavior

or a silent withdrawal in the child.

 

This cycle of failure can only be stopped

by the parents or grandparents.

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DON'T BLAME TEACHERS

 

They first met your child

several years after

the problem was created.


School teachers can seldom

make up the gap

in their large classrooms.

 

Comment

Almost all of these problems

can be repaired if the child

spends 120 hours per deficit year

with our teachers

or trained family members.

 

We have a proven solution.

 

It is not a "magic silver bullet".

 

There are no short cuts.

 

It is easy to do.

 

It just takes your

time and commitment.

 

A 3 year deficit above 3.5 level

takes 360 hours.

 

A  3 year deficit below 3.5 level

takes 480 hours.

 

Will you invest the hours

the child needs?

 

Your investment of time and effort

is likely to be 99 percent successful.

 

Read some of the success

stories of committed family members

and volunteers.

 

www.volunteer555.com

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More comment on how

this happened?

 

Early on the child learned less

rules or the wrong rules.

 

They learned

unacceptable rules

 

They must change

to become acceptable.

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The child's mind is fully capable

of adjusting to success.

 

The child can learn to be a winner.

 

The child needs thousands

of success experiences

to feel confident

 

Children need proven methods

for extended hours of teaching

to change to acceptable rules.

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MIND COMMENTARY

 

The mind is very capable of combining

any new information

to draw new conclusions

and change it's directions.

 

CLASSIFY AND UTILIZE

 

This categorizing and action skill

is learned by exposure to

a wide variety of inputs.

 

The mind is very capable

of sorting and integrating

new information with it's

past input and experience

 

The mind responds positively

to millions of correct audio models

by quickly sorting and classifying

new information.

 

The mind responds negatively

to information confused

by mis-pronunciation

and interpretation errors.

 

COMMIT TO CHILDREN

THANK YOU.

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