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Below are some ways that you too can join the revolution of helping all students succeed!

1. Talk it up
	>	Tell friends about what you’ve learned
	>	Keep the idea alive – join the Mind-to-Mind discussion groups, talk to your local media, share your ideas about these issues at your school and in your community
	>	Link to the Parent Toolkit from your school or organization web site.

2. Read a book
	>	Read an excerpt from one of Dr. Levine’s books
	>	Print discussion questions for A Mind at a Time
	>	Start a discussion about The Myth of Laziness

3. Watch a video
	>	Learn more about the Developing Minds videos
	>	Watch video clips about differences in learning

4. Teach kids about their mind
	>	Read a book for students by Dr. Levine
	>	Teach a class using The Mind That’s Mine
	>	Learn how teachers are demystifying learning to students
	>	Use books and games to learn about learning

5. Raise funds to send a teacher to The Schools Attuned Program
	>	Explore ten strategies for Schools Attuned Program tuition support
	>	Learn about grants for educators

6. Learn more about how to help kids succeed
	>	Register for a Schools Attuned Program course
	>	Explore the online Parent Toolkit
	>	Find resources for learning more about differences in learning

7. Make a gift
	>	Read ways you can help

8. Help parents help their child
	>	Read how one parent brought the Schools Attuned Program to her child’s school
	>	Share articles with other parents
	>	Explore suggestions for helping students at school and at home
	>	Visit SchwabLearning.org for resources for parents about learning differences
	>	Learn about the Understanding All Kinds of Minds program

9. Subscribe to the All Kinds of Minds Newsletters
	>	Receive the free Online Newsletter with monthly information about differences in learning

10. Explore Online Resources
	>	Find resources on differences in learning on the Internet

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