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Nov

We know that the brain is malleable and elastic and can physically change in response to stimulus and grow new neuronal connections.

This means that the brains of students with learning disabilities can become more efficient by strengthening neurological pathways.

Intensive and individualized NILD educational therapy works by stimulating and thereby strengthening neurological pathways and improving the brain’s learning capacity.

“Should it be more data, units, or tests? Let me remind you that many of the things you teach today will soon be obsolete! Only brains that can adapt and change themselves will ensure the continuation of our culture.” Dr. Feuerstein (from Endangered Minds, Jane Healy, 1999)

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