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The Lewis School of Princeton
Since 1973
A Renowned School
Unrivaled Multisensory Education
A Proven Model for Success
A GREAT SUMMER EXPERIENCE
Morning Academic Sessions offer the Lewisleadswith
ESpeech-Language Therapy Sessions offer is to develop trust. This is what keeps
advantages of exceptional multisensory instruction to improve each student’s xceptional Afternoon Experiences Designed to Actualize Creative and Scholastic Potential. direct multisensory instruction to build strong functional communication in diverse them working for you in the longer term.
education and opportunity for success.
Discover and Develop more in your child.
social settings and contexts.
Frank knew that if you can become a
Develop:
Experience:
Develop:
Reading Fluency
SAT P.R.E.P. - Preparing to Realize Exceptional Potential® Interpersonal Communication
better coach and mentor rather than
Phonemic Awareness
College Bound Coursework
Receptive and Expressive Language
try and micro-manage your best people
Comprehension and Written Language
Athletics
Auditory and Visual Processing
Recall and Word Retrieval
Graphomotor Skills, Handwriting Fluency
Decoding and Encoding Ability
Performing and Visual Arts
Deductive and Inductive Reasoning
you will ind that they trust you and are
Vocabulary for Contextual Meaning
Science and Mathematics
Sustained and Selective Attention
more loyal to the organization. “After all,”
Grammar and English Composition
Task Attention and Tolerance Skills
Visual Targeting and Tracking
Language and Literature
Vocabulary Development
Frank would say, “People leave bosses not
Organizational and Study Skills
Speech and Language Courses
Sequencing and Organization
organizations!”
Note-Taking Strategies
Individual/Small Group Tutorials
Interactive Social Skills, Social Intelligence
A-Players know their market value.
What keeps them working for you is not
Pre-K through Post-Graduate Levels ● June 22 — July 17, 2015
money, but the ability to work indepen-
dently and express their talents in their
own individual way. They are self-motivat-
53 Bayard Lane Princeton, NJ 609-924-8120 www.lewisschool.org
ed and driven to achieve excellent results.
Too much interference from their immedi-
ate superior can be very demotivating; an
A-Player’s drive comes from within.
Building Community.
PRINCIPLE 5: HAVE SOME FUN!
Frank was always irm but fair in the way
Building Trust.
he led his people. One of his greatest
strengths was knowing when to have fun.
Celebrating success, such as winning a For four generations, Scozzari Builders has built a reputation for
major new customer or having a particular-
trusted construction excellence. Our construction and renovation
ly proitable quarter, was always something projects are woven into the fabric of our region’s business,
that he believed in doing as a way to rein- educational, cultural and religious communities.
force the positive behavior that caused it.
Even when under extreme pressure to COZZARI
perform, Frank knew the value of a joke or
light-hearted moment to relieve the ten- Builders Incorporated
sion. Look for opportunities in your own www.scozzari.com
business to have some fun, as this can be a
key retention strategy for you’re A-Players.
By following Frank’s simple principles
you can not only grow your business, but
you will also ind you have a lot more time • Construction Management
• Commercial
available to enjoy spending with your fam-
• Pre-Construction Services
• Industrial
ily and pursuing other interests. As Frank • Real Estate Development
• Institutional
would say, “You only live once and life is • Design/Build
• Historic Restoration
short so you had better enjoy it!”
Every Scozzari project is built on a foundation of experience, honesty,
communication and trust. For your next project, partner with a
Richard Bryan is an international speaker, executive coach, and author construction leader whose reputation is building.
of Being Frank: Real Life Lessons to Grow Your Business and Yourself. For
more information, visit richardjbryan.com.
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