Find the Perfect Summer Camp for Your Child with Learning Differences

It’s never too early to start planning your child’s summer activities Winter might seem like an odd time to think about summer, but it’s the perfect season to begin your search for the right camp or program. Most camps hold their fairs and release information in February and March, which is also when early payment […]

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Parents of Children with Disabilities Urged to Advocate Amidst Department of Education Changes

Understanding the Value of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), a cornerstone of educational rights for students with disabilities, has been under threat due to proposed changes to the Department of Education. Established in 1975, IDEA has ensured that over 7.5 million children receive the necessary educational […]

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Empathy: A Skill to Transform Your Child’s Educational Journey

Understanding Empathy as a Skill That Can Be Cultivated Empathy is more than a fleeting emotion; it’s a skill that can be taught and nurtured. Ed Cwin, founder of Empathy Studios, emphasizes that empathy is the ability to understand another person’s perspective, reserve judgment, and connect on a deeper level. As a parent, you play […]

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Understanding Why Your Child Doesn’t Listen: A Parent’s Guide to Navigating Attention Challenges

Recognizing the difference between ignoring and inability to focus can help you better support your child One of the first steps in addressing your child’s listening issues is to differentiate between them deliberately ignoring you and their inability to focus. Anxiety can significantly interrupt a child’s attention, as they may be preoccupied with other thoughts. […]

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How Teacher Alignment Can Transform Your Child’s School Experience

The impact of teacher alignment on student experience can be profound The podcast discusses a thought experiment where teachers, despite being of average quality, could enhance the student experience by being aligned in their educational approach. This alignment allows for more productive team meetings and the sharing of successful teaching strategies, which can lead to […]

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How Parents Can Boost Their Child’s Social Emotional Learning at Home

Understanding the Importance of Social Emotional Learning in Your Child’s Education Social emotional learning is not just a buzzword in education; it’s a fundamental aspect that helps children understand themselves and others better. As a parent, recognizing the value of SEL means acknowledging its role in preparing your child for life’s challenges. SEL encompasses skills […]

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Navigating Co-Parenting Challenges for Neurodiverse Children

Deciding on Common Ground is the First Step in Resolving Co-Parenting Disagreements When you and your co-parent find yourselves at odds, start by identifying what you agree on. Ask whether the behavior you’re observing is an issue and whether it’s an isolated incident or a recurring pattern. This common ground can serve as a foundation […]

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Understanding Learning Disabilities: When and Why to Test Your Child

A full year of kindergarten is essential before considering a learning disability test Dr. Talinski emphasizes the importance of allowing a child to complete a full year of kindergarten before considering a learning disability test. During this year, children develop essential skills such as stamina, social skills, and the ability to adhere to the structure […]

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