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H.G. Wells considered the Great Library at Alexandria as
the world's first university. While other scholars disagree, Wells'
point has merit. Where do people go for refereed knowledge when they
have urgent questions, in any or all fields?
One of the most urgent questions facing American parents
is how to ensure that one's child develops intellectually and
emotionally according to the child's own inner "True Calling"?
A Parenting Workshop cab conducted in the library (and
elsewhere in the United States and, indeed, around the world). There is
no cost to library for this Workshop.
Parenting
Seminar
You are invited to a Parenting Seminar.
| Topic: |
"How
Parents can help Children
Boost Their IQ Scores"* |
| Date: |
TBA |
| Time: |
TBA |
| Place: |
TBA |
| Sponsored by: |
TBA |
| Rationale: |
Children's IQs fluctuate widely. If a child
sustains his/her IQ above
120 he/she will be eligible for a state university; if the IQ is
sustained above 132 a scholarship or admission to an elite university
is probable, thus potentially saving the parents the tuition costs,
around $100,000.
For every IQ point gained the child's future
income increases by about $1000 per year, or $400,000 over a lifetime
if the gain is ten points.
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| Website: |
Links: ; www.conferenceonthinking.com. |
| Terms and
Conditions for state, city, civic and other non-profit
organizations to sponsor a two-hour evening seminar for parents or
other educators: |
| Cost to Sponsor: |
None. However, the sponsor may offer one night
lodging in a nearby first-class or luxury hotel. But this is not
required. |
| Location: |
The location must be easily accessible by public
transportation with free parking to attendees. Preferred locations
include schools, libraries, religious institutions or
convention-quality hotels. The venue must accommodate up to 250
persons, with the sponsor guaranteeing at least 50 adults attending.
The sponsor must provide baby-sitting service in a separate room. |
| Who may Sponsor?: |
Any municipality, state, library, non-profit
religious or civic
organization such as the Kiwanis, Rotary, etc. |
| Time: |
7:30 to 9:30 p.m. |
| Technical Requirements: |
The presentation requires a 48-inch or larger
monitor or television set capable of receiving laptop PowerPoint
slides; a high fidelity CD player (for musical selections); a
whiteboard with
colored markers and an eraser; a 6' x 30" table for selling
Inventive Quotient, I.Q. CD's
after the meeting. |
| Seating: |
Comfortable soft chairs for classroom or seminar
style seating. |
| Refreshments: |
Optional at sponsor's discretion. |
| Chair of Meeting: |
Provided by sponsor |
| Ushers: |
At least two required. (Printed program provided
by Dr. Maxwell.) |
| Promotion: |
A press packet, including specimen public service
announcements, will be provided to the sponsor 30 days prior to event.
The meeting must be open to the public, that is, non-exclusive. |
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