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March 15, 2017
Dyscalculia
Why learning more high school math now could make kids richer later #dyscalculia
What would you say if you knew for every extra year of math coursework that your child takes in school, it would increase their income by 10% when they enter…
Dyscalculia
Are we forcing students to take higher-level math they don’t need? #dyscalculia
It’s a classic argument that has raged on for endless years. Are we wasting our time teaching our children math skills which they will never use again? One teacher disagrees…
March 14, 2017
Reading
Program boosts students’ reading, writing #reading
The University of Wisconsin (Eau Claire) has transformed their traditional freshman English composition program into a contemporary reading and writing experience. The Blugold Seminar in Critical Reading and Writing goal…
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Reading from a different page: dyslexia in the college transition #dyslexia
Why are so many college students choosing to remain silent about their dyslexia or other struggles? How can their refusal to divulge their personal information affect not only their education…
Dyscalculia
Gering purchases math materials for K-12 students #dyscalculia
Last December, the Gering Public Schools Board of Education approved $279, 636 in purchases of new mathematics materials. What will these new materials provide for our children, and how are…
March 10, 2017
ADHD
Mindfulness Meditation for ADHD #adhd
Do you meditate? Children and adults with ADHD benefit from the process of being in a quiet place of reflection. Is there a place your learner would feel free to…
Dyscalculia
Teaching science and math to the youngest of students #dyscalculia
We all know that the sooner our children begin to experience literacy the better their literacy will be as they continue through school. However, people are taking the same approach…
