A teacher hinted the problem was in your child’s eyes, so you wondered about vision treatment. It is not their eyes. Here is why color-coding helps a brain that maps sound to symbol differently, and how to build a map that works tonight.
You took your child in for focus struggles and recognized yourself in the waiting room. Here is why capable women get overlooked for decades, why it runs in families, and what changes once the pattern finally has a name.
A teacher said “dyscalculia” and you heard “never.” But a child who struggles with math is not a broken child. Here is what the brain-imaging research, the backward way classrooms teach numbers, and the systems hiding under the struggle reveal about getting unstuck.
When a child says “I’m not a math person,” the problem is rarely the child. The world’s top-performing math countries don’t have smarter kids, they teach math differently, and the most powerful moves travel straight to your kitchen table.
A specialist who has spent thirty years working with children who learn to read differently says he’s never met two whose dyslexia looked the same, and the tools that helped most weren’t expensive. Some were already sitting inside the software your family owns.
Discover expert tips to manage your child’s screen time this summer! Learn how to prevent device addiction and promote healthy habits. Essential advice for parents of kids who learn differently.
Discover how to maintain your dyslexic child’s reading progress during summer break through evidence-based approaches that build skills without stress.
Teaching Children to Manage Papers and Develop Executive Function Skills Managing papers and staying organized can be a daunting task for children, especially those with executive function challenges. As an executive function coach, it’s essential to teach children the skills they need to succeed in this area. One effective method is the “fine tooth combing” […]
Transforming Education through Personalized Instructional Coaching As educators, we strive to provide the best possible education for our students. However, with the ever-changing landscape of education, it can be challenging to keep up with the latest research and instructional practices. That’s why it’s essential to partner with organizations like Educational Innovation 360, which offers personalized […]
Embracing the Spirit of Christmas with Disabilities Christmas is a time for joy, giving, and celebration. However, for individuals with disabilities, the holiday season can be a unique experience. In this video, Kaylee and Cody share their thoughts on Christmas, highlighting the things they like and dislike about the holiday. They also discuss how their […]
