This book is a resource for teachers, homeschooling parents and any parent of a child who does not learn math in a standard way. It gives an educational viewpoint and vocabulary for choosing appropriate math learning experiences, even discussing a math learning challenge with a childÕs teachers. (It can be a wonderful gift for a teacher from a parent if that teacher is flexible and has shown an interest in new ways to make things better for individual students.) This book provides teachers (and concerned parents) with a wealth of cutting-edge theory and new terminology for learning, along with techniques and tips, and as a bonus it offers numerous enriching activities that meet all the eight intelligences of students. If you know a child who is simply memorizing math procedures mechanically, this may be a way to foster a deep understanding via new "channels" of learning the concepts.