- How to Study – The Three C’s to Success
- Making Proper Choices
- Freshman Year in College Need Not Be a Bummer
- How to Take a Test
- Parenting: When You Clean Up Your Room We Will Feed You
- No One Has a Poor Memory
- The Smarter I Work The Luckier I Get!
- 54 Ways to Review
Dick Gallagher began teaching immediately upon his graduation. He taught 6th, 7th and 8th graders in two Catholic elementary schools – this required teaching all the subjects at different times.
Dick then developed and taught his How to Study course through Learning Plus, an Intermediate Unit
He has presented his How to Study program in more than 1,000 schools from elementary to university levels to more than 1,000,000 students, parents and teachers.
Dick’s articles have been published in National Forum magazine, News Links of International School Services, and The Gifted Children’s Monthly. He has been written about in Better Homes and Gardens, USA Today, The Learning Magazine, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and more than 100 newspapers from coast to coast.
Dick firmly believes that the difference between a “D” and an “A” – even in college courses – is 10 quality minutes of work each night.
He feels as though his purpose is to clear the mystery of studying for as many students, parents and teachers as possible.
Dick wants to make a difference.
Everyone laughs and learns at the same time.
The presentation is fast-paced, fun-filled and informative.
Dick states, “I do not talk to entertain, although you will laugh, I do not talk to inform, although you will learn a great deal. I do talk to motivate people to act!