How Apps are Helping Kids Succeed in Math
There’s an app for everything — even for learning math!
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The Best Dyslexia Resources on the Web
The amount of online advice for learning with dyslexia can seem daunting, so we’re to help you sift through it.
Are Math Teachers Harder on Girls?
A recent study reveals a gender bias in the classroom, and it could be affecting your daughters.
With Simple Exercises, We Can Put an End to Learning Disabilities
Imagine you were told that you could put an end to disabilities. Researchers from Eaton Arrowsmith Academy in Washington think they have an answer.
Childhood anxiety 101 – and how to deal with it
Children get anxious over many things. Kids with a specific learning disability such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, dysgraphia, or ADHD are even more prone to it. So having go to anxiety coping skills are uber important for parents. Learn to eliminate anxiety in your child and calm the tantrums. Learn more in this article.
Why is my spelling so bad?
Spelling may seem a little thing but it causes big issues.
This will help explain the cause of poor spelling
Again, technology wins – with fonts for kids with dyslexia
Thanks to a few good souls, computers are accessible to just about anyone: even for those with dyslexia. What if we were to tell you that there are customized fonts for your children?
Can Cycling Make Your Child a Better Reader? This School Thinks So
Life in the classroom for children is generally a sedentary affair.
So do physical exercises during lessons help them become better academically?
How to Help A Dyslexic Child Learn to Face Challenges
What else besides perseverance can you think of that helps push children with learning disabilities to do better? This article discusses what parents van do
‘New math’ – what it means for kids with learning disabilities
Teaching math is all about making it relevant. Sadly many still use rote memorization as a mode to teach the subject. This has to change. And ‘new math’ might just be the answer.