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Optimal Back to School Sleep Schedules for Students [by Age]

Summer vacation goes by fast and before you know it, the kids are back in the classroom. However, after a summer of crazy sleep schedules, it's […]

Nervous About School? 4 Strategies for Kids with Social Anxiety

Going back to school after summer break is a difficult transition for most kids. They are nervous about the first day, especially having to jump back […]

Top 5 Questions to Ask During School Orientation

It's back-to-school time. Teachers are busy getting their classrooms together, kids are excited to go back-to-school shopping, and parents can't wait […]

4 Tips for College Students Still Struggling with Academics

Getting through high school with a learning disability is a huge accomplishment! But what happens when a teenager goes off to college? If their […]

Age-by-Age Social Development Checklist

A child’s social and emotional development is critical to overall success in school and life. Kids with developmental delays and struggles often […]

Developmental Milestones That Lead to Academic Success: From Age 10 and Up

Parents and teachers of students in middle and high school can better decide whether students need extra help with academics if they understand […]

Developmental Milestones That Lead to Academic Success: From Age 6-10

Developmental milestones are a set of functional skills or age-specific tasks that most children can do at a certain age range. As a student moves […]

Developmental Milestones That Lead to Academic Success: From Age 3-5

Developmental milestones are a set of functional skills or age-specific tasks that most children can do at a certain age range. Monitoring […]

Clumsiness: What's Happening in the Brain?

We've all had clumsy moments: dropping a pen or tripping over a curb once in a while are pretty normal. Maybe you're tired or not paying attention.

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