There are basically two options for getting an Educational Evaluation for your child. They are the public school system or a private provider (educational psychologist or neuropsychologist.) A neuropsychologist is your most qualified option. Option #1: Publicly Paid For Educational … Continue reading →
Improve your child’s performance with great Executive Functioning IEP Goals Supporting children with ADHD or executive functioning difficulties with effective Executive Functioning IEP goals is essential for their academic and life success. These goals should be specific, measurable, and tailored … Continue reading →
You CAN teach your child to be organized through the use of these three Organization Tips and five Organization Ideas. If your child is chronically disorganized, it can be a real challenge for your child to be successful in school. … Continue reading →
Homework Planners can Keep Your Kid BETTER organized Many children with ADHD, ADD, or executive functioning disorder have a horrible time keeping track of their homework. Assignments get completed, but lost. Parents are dismayed about how to help their child … Continue reading →
Our Journey Overcoming Learning Disabilities I wasn’t sure if overcoming learning disabilities is possible, but I KNEW I must try for the sake of my son! An administrator had just barked at me in an IEP meeting: “He may never … Continue reading →
Looking for Language Arts Curriculum Homeschool Options for YOUR Learning Abled Kid? Whether your child has dyslexia, dysgraphia, attention deficit disorder, or any other learning disability, studying the language arts are often a struggle. Finding the RIGHT language arts homeschool … Continue reading →
Teaching A Child with Dysgraphia or Dyslexia Handwriting If your child has dysgraphia or dyslexia, you know teaching your child to write legibly is difficult. When a child has dyslexia handwriting is a challenge! Even when your child works hard learning … Continue reading →
Do You have a child who has been in public school for a few years, but still can’t read? Are you considering overcoming dyslexia through homeschooling? WE DID! YOU CAN TOO! My son was going into fifth grade and still … Continue reading →
