Click on the title below to go to the article you are interested in reading. These are all links to the All Kinds of Minds Web site, Library section:

• The Dimensions of Attention

• The Realization and Utilization of Organization  

• Memories are Made of This: Schools as an Unending Test of Remembering and What to do About It

• Educating for Communicating

• When Fingers Do the Working:Fine Motor and Graphomotor Facility or Futility

• Gross Motor Variation: How Children Sport Their Muscle Abilities

• What's Seen on the Social Scene

• Excerpt from A Mind At A Time

• Ready or Not, Here Life Comes Excerpt, by Dr. Mel Levine

  Excerpt from The Myth of Laziness

• Helping Their Heads To Look Ahead

• Recognizing Strengths and Affinities

• Misunderstood Minds

• Demystification: Taking the Mystery Out of Disappointing Mastery

• Getting at Getting it:The Quest for Comprehension

• The Impeding of Reading

• The Pathways of Math's Ways

• Igniting Their Writing:  The Struggle to Get Ideas on Paper

• When They Can't Get Far in a Foreign Language

• Raisin' Brain: Maintaining Homes for All Kinds of Minds

• Making Sense of Adolescents' Ascents

• The Unsuccessful Adolescent, by Melvin D. Levine, M.D. Carl W. Swartz, Ph.D.

• Understanding and Enhancing Motivation: Removing Some Myths, by Carl Swarz, Ph.D.

• Schools in Which All Kinds of Minds can grow in All Kinds of Good Ways

• There's Room For Science in Every Mind, by Rita Peterson, Ph.D.

• Concept Formation and Problem Solving: Understanding and Managing Two Key Components of Higher Order Cognition, by Carl Swartz, Ph.D

• Measurement of Written Language Expression, by Stephen R. Hooper, James Montgomery, Carl Swartz, Martha S. Reed, Adrian D. Sandler, Melvin D. Levine, Thomas E. Watson, and Thomas Wasileski 

• Demystification of Student Success, by Susan Wienke and a parent

• Thoughts on Demystification, by Mary Ashby

•  Read an article about the Dartmouth Mentoring program created by one of the Richmond School Learning Specialists featured on the Tolerance.Org Web site.: Mentors Offer a 'Spark of Hope' May 28, 2003 -- An innovative mentoring program matches learning-disabled middle school students with their learning-disabled peers at neighboring Dartmouth College. By Brian Willoughby

The All Kinds Of Minds Web site also has a great page of activities designed to help children better understand the way they learn ACTIVITIES