Is Grade Retention Effective? End-of-the-year parent-teacher conferences might reveal that your child is recommended to repeat their grade in the following school year. Grade retention …
Most of school is made up of reading, and when you are dyslexic, it can be extremely draining. When your child comes home from a …
Our society bases so much on “the average”– especially education. But, what if the needs of the average student are not synonymous with the needs …
Metacognition is the awareness and understanding of one’s own thought processes– there are three ways of going about this. But unfortunately, public schools usually only …
Twenty percent of school aged children have dyslexia. Unfortunately, this disorder often goes unidentified, misdiagnosed or even ignored by the public school system. As a …
Many regard dyslexia as a disability, however, learning disability experts Brock and Fernette Eide present an argument that dyslexia is simply an alternative way that …
Homework time has the potential to be a stress-free daily activity to share with your child. It does not have to be the tedious task …
It seems as though there is a plethora of reading problems one could be affected by, but through extensive research, Wesley Hoover who wrote the …
A study by the University of California, Davis and Yale University suggests that the current emphasis on reading by 3rd grade may be too late. …
We tend to think of forgetting as the enemy of learning, but the science of learning tells a different story. Forgetting is actually one of …
Public schools in the United States are treating students with dyslexia and dysgraphia the same, when they aren’t and shouldn’t be. New research out …
When your child is diagnosed with dyslexia, you may be at a loss for words– especially when it comes to communicating this to them. You …
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