
 When they learn their child has dyslexia or another learning disability, some parents leap into action. They ask questions, they schedule meetings with administrators, they hire outside help. Other p...
When I first entered the world of dyslexia as a parent, the words "Orton-Gillngham" came up again and again. It was clear this needed to be a part of our learning plan, but I didn't know enough about...
We all do the same thing when our child has a new issue. Whether it’s something minor like lice or a big scary diagnosis, we all jump right on our computers and start learning.
So when the word DYSL...
Too busy to read? Here's a short video on the topic:How To Get Yourself Fired as You Child's Advocate
 I know many of you may still be in the thick of raising small children, but if you are raising a...
 Link to video:3 Key Skills for a Parent at an IEP Meeting
My oldest child is 15 years old. I can recall having concerns about his learning in early elementary school, bringing those concerns to the...
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