Preparing for College with Learning Differences: Tips for Students and Parents Transitioning from high school to college is a significant milestone, and for students with learning differences such as ADHD,… read more →
A third-grade teacher wrote me her observations that were full of language impairment warning signs. She explained, “Sara is a hard worker who seems to compensate. She needs repeated practice… read more →
Your child’s reading problems are real life problems since reading is required in all school subjects. The percentage can vary depending on the specific definition of “reading problems,” but approximately… read more →
A concerned mom explained her child’s struggles to me, “I feel like sometimes Jenny cannot keep up with a conversation. When we are talking she often stops and ask questions… read more →
Math problems can spell dyscalculia. Solve this: “If you have $196 dollars and you spend $27, how much money do you have left?” If you are a math whiz you… read more →