Why You Might Need a Special Education Advocate
Special education can be confusing, even to people who are experienced with education, including teachers and parents of kids in the special education system. That’s because SPED laws differ from…
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Special education can be confusing, even to people who are experienced with education, including teachers and parents of kids in the special education system. That’s because SPED laws differ from…
“Gifted” can be somewhat of a loaded term in education because it implies that some kids are better than others. While it is true that kids can have strengths and…
There is no clear definition of what it means to be “gifted”—and gifted identification can vary widely from state to state and even district to district. But when a child…
Whether it’s learning how to crawl, taking those first few unsteady steps, or learning how to hold a pencil, the process of learning motor skills during childhood takes a while,…
Photo: BAZA Production (Shutterstock) When a child does not meet their developmental milestones regarding manual dexterity or small muscle groups, they are said to have a fine motor delay. Rolling,…
Photo: Skolova (Shutterstock) Especially after the last few years, kids’ academic skill levels are all over the place. Depending on how well your child did with online learning (or whatever…
Photo: Irina Wilhauk (Shutterstock) Maybe your child hates math. Maybe you did, too, when you were a kid, or you got so anxious about math tests that you had panic…
Photo: Farknot Architect (Shutterstock) Most dyslexic people are diagnosed in childhood, but the disorder can be overlooked and remain untreated into adulthood, which can lead to a different set of…
Photo: Maja Marjanovic (Shutterstock) When it comes to growing up, some children need a little more time. Maturing slower than their peers can be hard for a kid though, especially…
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