Students with disabilities were affected by a recent decision to change testing. Around 100 students were actually barred from taking the test itself that could stall their progress within their particular school district too. People are waiting to hear the decision on these students and their eligibility. Parents are also showing some concern for their […]
What kind of craze do you remember seeing as a kid? Do you remember the skip its? Or the pogs? Chances are you have seen or heard of some kind of craze in your years but now the latest craze is the fidget spinners found in nearly every classroom across the United States.
What do you know about working with dyslexic children? One woman by the name of Jeanine Phillips has made it her life work to do just that. While it might be difficult for some, she has found herself advocating for children, teachers, and parents of those who have dyslexia and she is getting some recognition […]
Do you know someone that has dyslexia? Can you imagine just how hard it must be to live with dyslexia? Dyslexia is a general term for disorders that make learning to read or interpret written language like words, letters and other symbols more difficult. However, it does not affect the overall intelligence of the child […]
A British study has shown that of children with Attention Deficit Hyper Disorder (ADHD) are three times more likely to have difficulty staying asleep. This transfers to parents getting less than six hours of sleep every night. This makes both groups cranky, impatient, and sluggish. There’s a scientific reason why those with ADHD sleepless. The […]
Who teaches our children with dyslexia? That seems easy enough. A teacher would teach a child who has dyslexia. Who teaches our teachers who teach those students who have dyslexia? The truth is there is a new type of educator bringing a new idea of teaching to the floor with speaking from experience.
Did you know that math is the universal language? Chances are you might have heard the expression somewhere, but it is true especially for one young man by the name of Alejandro Magallanes. He was born and raised in Mexico. However, when he came to the United States he didn’t know English.
