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Albert Graham, Backyard Pool Drainer
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Then what does that do to that child's self-esteem when, because of no fault of his own, he struggles to do well on tests?
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Adam Findley, Professional Motivator
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Awards Contest for Students in 1986, Vollmer's self esteem improved along with a dramatic improvement in his reading skills test scores.
The most striking improvement of EEG Neurofeedback is usually seen in the child's self esteem, school performance, behavior and test scores.
Test scores are up and self-esteem is soaring.
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