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Your Child Is Acting Out At School. Now What?
Looking Beyond the Misbehavior A child acting out at school often signals that they are struggling emotionally, socially, or academically. Do you dole out tough love? Should you focus on positive...
Using Strengths to Help Weaknesses, For An IEP & Beyond
List of Student Strengths and Weaknesses for IEP One of the most practical ways to help a child learn a new skill is to add it into something that plays to your child's strengths. This article...
Why Boys Need Different Parenting Around Learning
How to Help the Learning of Boys at Home Boys need competition, structure and more spacious learning areas.Educating and Raising Boys by Michael Nagel Why is it that boys are far more likely than...
Signs Your Child Is Depressed
What Does Childhood Depression Look Like? If you are concerned about depression and interested in signs your child is depressed, read on. Feelings of isolation and despair aren't limited to those...
Game-Changing Book Ideas For Your Child
Books That Can Inspire Your Child To Become A "Reader!" Helping children develop a love of reading is a long haul as so many children have a rocky start to learning to read and have somewhat of a...
Dr. Lipstein on Vision Therapy
An Interview with Dr. Linda Lipstein Most learning delays are caused by delays in auditory processing, rather than visual processing. However, a number of our students also live with visual...
Dr. Spector on Psychological Assessments
Are Evaluations Worth It? I recently spoke with Dr. Nancie Spector about psychological assessments, the behaviors that indicate an evaluation might be necessary, therapy, and other helpful...
4 Activities That Include Reading For This Summer
Does suggesting reading over the summer immediately give your child the blues? For a lot of students, being asked to read during time off from school can feel like a punishment or nuisance, causing...