While these opposing learning styles work well at home (she brings him into a world of imaginary thinking and he grounds her in facts and figures), it gets a little complicated in school. My son is breezing through his kindergarten year, enjoying the projects and getting the work done without a worry. He learned to read, by choice, in preschool, and letter sounds and math…
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