The Myth of Laziness
 

The Myth of Laziness

by Mel Levine

A professor of pediatrics at the University of North Carolina Medical School, Mel Levine received acclaim for his previous book, A Mind at a Time, which argued that children?s different learning capabilities demand diverse teaching strategies. In The Myth of Laziness, Levine isolates another group of kids--so-called "lazy" children who aren?t working up to their potential in school--and... (read more)

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  • arunrajas

    arunrajas said:

    I thought this book was about laziness. But it covers the topic of laziness from a learning point of view. Learnt a lot about trasitioning from kindergarten to middle school. Must read for Parents.

    posted Friday, October 26 2007
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