For many families, the school day doesn’t end when the dismissal bell rings. It continues around the kitchen table, where difficulty with homework can quickly the task become the most…
As the school year begins to wind down, many parents find themselves reflecting on how things have gone academically. For some, there’s a growing concern: “My child is trying, but something…
Understanding Your Child’s Unique Learning Profile Parents often come to me feeling overwhelmed, worried, or simply unsure of why school has become such a struggle for their child. They often…
Receiving a bad report card or hearing concerning feedback at a parent-teacher conference can be frustrating and overwhelming. It’s important to determine the root cause of a bad progress report,…
Learning confidence informs a person’s belief that they can succeed in scenarios where they need to take in information or material. A lack of learning confidence stems from feeling…
Helping twice-exceptional students starts with identifying them as such. The phrase twice exceptional has been used by professionals in the United States since the 1990s. Unfortunately, people who are gifted…
Parents have been asking how to help children focus in the classroom since classrooms were invented. In a setting where kids are asked to sit still and be attentive, there…
Have you struggled to achieve goals and create new habits as a parent? Think about the goals you have for yourself and your home. Maybe you want to organize the…
Many school districts have announced that schools will remain closed through the rest of the school year. For families who were hoping to have their child tested for an Individual…
