In today’s world we are constantly surrounded by digital formats of everything that can be made available on paper. Rarely is there a need to write anything out by hand. After all, a computer can do that for you too. This leads many to believe that handwriting is slowly dying in our culture.
Do you know what the correlation between mental health challenges and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are in girls? To learn more about how girls with ADHD are at a higher risk than girls without ADHD, read more here!
What do Jenny Giltner, Steve Jobs and Albert Einstein all have in common? Dyslexia and success is the common factor here. To learn more about how one of these adults with dyslexia is helping Bodine School to help Dyslexic students, read more here!
Have you ever given thought to how we learn basic math? There is a new study that would challenge the theory on “sense of numbers”. Read more here to see how developing a better understanding on how we learn can establish hope to those who have learning challenges with numbers.
Does your autistic child enjoy watching you cook? Do they seem to have a knack for helping you in a kitchen? New cookbooks are being introduced to assist those who love to cook but struggle.
Students with learning disabilities can apply for several college scholarships. Marion Huber Learning Through Listening Awards gives grants up to $6,000. Smart Kids With Learning Disabilities has grants up to $1,000. You can find out about a lot more places that give grants and scholarships by reading this article.
Do you remember when schools stopped teaching cursive handwriting.? It was about the time that computers were introduced to schools. The curriculum changed to learning keyboarding. School boards across the country are discussing bringing back the teaching of cursive handwriting as they have found that some college students are not even able to sign their […]
Did you hear about the diet cure for children that have ADHD? There is one study that shows healthy foods help reduce symptoms by 80 percent. To learn more about the diet cure, read more here!
A rugby star is ready to talk about their battle with Dyslexia. That could be an inspirational story for families with Dyslexic children. The star has overcome his own condition and speaks for crowds.
A student dealing with intellectual disabilities was awarded over $1 million. That sum has just come from 15 different colleges concerned for his well being. He can continue his education in full by using that money. The California student was inspired to continue his learning adventure in the school now.
