4th Graders Discover Many Ways to Learn
Mill Pond presented the learning disability awareness program recently.
David Cohen asked a group of Mill Pond School fourth-graders what they’re good at. “It could be video games. It could be music. It could be all these different things. You all are good at something,” the fourth grade school counselor said. “How many people have things they’re not so good at? My hand’s up.” The questions were part of “Understanding Many Ways to Learn,” Mill Pond’s annual learning disability awareness program. On Feb 4, Feb. 7 and Feb. 11, two fourth-grade classes met with Cohen, visited three learning stations focused on a different challenge, and then discussed their experiences. The learning stations, led by parent volunteers, were: mirror boxes, which presented hand-eye coordination challenges; auditory/visual …
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