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Executive Functioning: Breaking Down Big Projects Into Manageable Pieces
It’s time to take a look at one of the most dreaded parts of the school year: the long-term project. Whether it’s a science fair project or a […]
Writing Strategies for Students Who Struggle
Writing struggles are common among school-aged children and can be especially challenging for children with a brain imbalance related to learning […]
Executive Functioning: Designing a Useful Homework Center
If your child struggles with organization and other aspects of executive functioning, you know that homework time can be one of the biggest […]
Dyslexia: At Home Activities to Strengthen Reading Skills
Dyslexia is a learning disorder characterized by difficulty reading due to problems identifying speech sounds and how they relate to letters and […]
Executive Functioning Explained
Learn more about executive functioning and executive skills and how your child's school performance can be affected by an executive function […]
Five Non-Traditional Sports for a Child with Social Issues
Every child needs exercise, but every parent knows that scheduling the recommended 60 minutes of moderate physical activity each day isn't easy. The […]
At-Home Playground Ideas to Enhance Childhood Development
Adaptive play can give better childhood development results for children who struggle with conditions like ADHD, or sensory processing disorder and […]
3 Ways to Support a Student with ADHD
As a parent, you may get anxious when your child sets out for middle or high school. It’s a whole new world, with bigger challenges to face and […]