Everyone should recognize when their children have a positive experience at school. Praising and thanking teachers is as important as the students. When was the last time you told an educator thank you?
Oregon is meeting standards that other states are failing at and the trend should be studied as to how they teach their students. The more we share knowledge in the educational system, the better we are able to teach the next generation into greatness.
It does indeed take a village to raise a child. There is no shame in forming a community that backs one another up and shares information about their life experiences as both parents and people.
There are teachers that struggle to teach STEM and reach out for support. The support is there and readily available and techniques, as well as concepts, are being exchanged so that our students succeed. Is STEM too tedious for both children and their parents?
Some adults who struggled with dyslexia as children were able to find help them overcome those obstacles. Early intervention is still not on par with the number of children then need help. Does your learner have a personal tutor?
Scott Flansburg can do the most difficult of math problems with his mind. If you had that ability, how would utilize it? Flansburg uses his skills to teach younger students the basics of math and the easiest ways to approach problems.
Sensory processing disorder is different for everyone. Each parent and child have a different experience. Reactions to situations also vary because with sensory processing disorder also may come to ADHD.
The less stress on a child that struggles at school, the better. Frustration befalls them and often leads to anxiety that only we as teachers and mothers can soothe and even then, we constantly question whether we are ‘doing it right’. Do you ever feel like you do not do quite enough?
When teaching others how to go about teaching someone with dyslexia, knowledge is essential because approaches could and do vary. What did your child’s favorite teacher do that seemed to alleviate the stressors of dyslexia?
A student who struggled with math chose to come through that with a positive spirit, and she passed the growing love for math forward. What are fun ways to learn math and retain the concepts when math is not your strong suit?
