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October 5
ADHD
South Korea’s ADHD Drug Surge Tells You Nothing About Your Child
ADHD drug tablets in South Korea jumped 37.8% in two years. Korean reporting ties part of it to misuse. A number like that is easy to misread. It says nothing…
Education policy
Minnesota’s New Math Standards Are a Teaching Target, Not a Verdict
Minnesota is rewriting its math standards. Data and statistics join every grade, and a new state test arrives in 2027-28. A new bar invites the "falling behind" panic. Here is…
October 3
Dysgraphia
Texas Adds Dysgraphia to IEP Paperwork. The Paperwork Is Not the Teaching.
Starting July 1, 2027, Texas IEPs must record dysgraphia decisions. For dyslexia, TEA's summary lists the program, the providers and progress reports. For dysgraphia, it lists who qualifies and decisions…
Dyslexia
HMH Explained Dyslexia’s New Definition. It Skipped the Part About Causes.
The dyslexia definition changed in 2025. It now says the causes are complex. Sound trouble is common but not universal. HMH shared pages to explain the update. None of them…
Dyscalculia
California’s New K-2 Math Test Won’t Label Kids. Here’s What Scores Miss.
California will check every child's math each year, kindergarten through second grade. The law itself bars using the score as a special-education label. But a low score still leaves a…
September 27
Dyslexia
Which AI Learning Tools Actually Teach? Start With One Question
A founder with dyslexia built an AI study tool to make schoolwork less overwhelming. That is real help. But easier to start is not the same as learned. Here is…
AI in education
AI Is Coming to Class. What Does It Make Your Child Do?
New Brunswick added AI to its school curriculum this fall. The debate there is about age and speed. Here is the question that matters more for your child, and three…
