Jacque digieso (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Potential, Productivity, And Independence In Special Needs Students For decades, students with learning challenges have been overlooked and deemed as "unteachable" by the traditional education system. When Joe and Jacque Digieso realized the desperate need for a new kind of educational model, they founded The Cottage School (TCS) to help every student receive a proper, foundational education. The Cottage School Model: The Breakthrough Educational Paradigm for Real-Life Learning chronicles the success TCS has seen since it was founded by the Digiesos in 1985, and how its current methodologies can be adopted by any school. As an integral part of TCS's identity since its founding, the symbol of keys represents the following proficiencies TCS hopes to unlock within each of its students: THE KEYS TO SELF-ADVOCACY THE KEYS TO INDEPENDENCE THE KEYS TO SUCCESS The Cottage School Model will teach parents and educators how they can help those with special needs and learning difficulties build a sense of self and fulfillment in their abilities.…

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Zustand: New. Über den AutorJOSEPH DIGIESO, After working in separate careers, in 1985, Joe and Jacque teamed to create a unique educational environment, The Cottage School, in Roswell, Georgia. Based on the belief that all students have the capa.