Levine's easy-to-read, clear description demonstrating how every child can succeed, based on fundamental learning processes. A must-have volume for parents and teachers. Children have different ways of learning, so why do schools behave as though a one-size-fits-all education will work for everyone? Paperback, 352 pages. 2003.

Richard Lavoie's long-awaited new video, Beyond F.A.T. City, A Look Back, A Look Ahead. Available on VHS and DVD, this new program explores practical strategies and provides expert insights for helping children with learning disabilities. Both the VHS and DVD come with a 52-page Viewer's Guide and the DVD includes a Spanish-language track. This new program is a follow - up to the original 1998 best-selling Lavoie video, How Difficult Can This Be? The F.A.T. City Workshop, which underscores the F rustration, A nxiety and T ension (F.A.T.) children with learning disabilities experience.

A Story of how a struggling kid who could barely read, write, or sit still managed to grow a 10x10 foot copy stand into a $2 billion business empire. This surprisingly candid memoir of turning lemons into lemonade is filled with wisdom, humor, and inspired Orfalea Aphorisms. What's to become of a hyperactive boy with dyslexia who can't sit through a full lesson and who spends more time in the principal's office than in class? If he is Paul Orfalea, he turns potentially overwhelming challenges into strategic opportunities and grows up to nurture a small copying firm into a $2-billion-a-year operation called Kinko's. This effervescent memoir tells how he did it, not least by making the most of his advantages. Written with wit and style, this book offers much to inspire readers with obstacles to overcome or who march to a different drummer. 2007, soft cover, 226 pages.

Rich Allen's cartoons. Each CD contains 20+ images in jpg format. These images are appropriate for handouts, slides, and/or posters. Each CD focuses around a concept, such as teaching strategies, education, or why teachers teach. $20 per CD.

THE FIRST EDITION HAS COMPLETELY SOLD OUT! BUT A NEW EDITION IS OUT. IT IS BIGGER AND BETTER! - 144 PAGES! ELI WROTE MORE STORIES AND REGINA ADDED A WHOLE SECTION ENABLING PARENTS AND TEACHERS TO UNDERSTAND WHAT WAS GOING ON AT EACH STAGE. THIS BOOK IS NOW AVAILABLE! FROM 1ST EDITION... Eli I. Richards first wrote this story when a Junior in college, along with his mother, Regina G. Richards, M.A. The story provides an understanding of writing struggles from the perspective of a young student in 5th grade, explaining the frustrations, successes, and strategies.

Richard Lavoie presents striking simulations which allow viewers to experience the same FAT (frustration, anxiety, tension) that children with learning disabilities face in their daily lives. Video DVD format only 70 minutes, 1990 (DVD contains special features - extensive new interview with Richard Lavoie)

Impact Teaching: Ideas & Strategies for Teachers to Maximize Students' Learning. Richard Howell Allen developed this unique text as a practical guide to educators who want to maximize their effectiveness in the classroom. With these ideas, teachers can influence students positively, in the classroom and in their lives. 246 pages, paperback, 2002.

Integrating RTI With Cognitive Neuropsychology: A Scientific Approach to Reading by Steven G. Feifer, D.Ed. and Douglas A. Della Toffalo, Ph.D. represents the natural symbiosis between RTI and the brain-behavioral tenets of cognitive neuropsychology. A dynamic, timely and extremely useful volume for all educators. (c) 2007. Paperback, 240 pages.

Helping the Child with Learning Disabilities. Richard Lavoie's latest book offers heartfelt hope and practical help for just about every social problem that children with learning disabilities experience. Paperback, 2005, 393 pages. Foreword by Mel Levine, MD.

Rick Lavoie's latest video - It's So Much Work To Be Your Friend: Helping the Learning Disabled Child Find Social Success. Running time is 90 minutes. Spanish audio subtitles available. 2005