How to Boost a Student’s Confidence After Failing Test Scores
Ouch. Failing a test or other assignment always stings. But for a student with learning disabilities, getting failing grades can be heartbreaking and …
Read the ArticleWhy Some Children Only Act Out at Home
A lot of parents notice that their kids seem to have the majority of their tantrums at home. It's incredibly frustrating, but it's also an indication …
Read the Article3 Spring Break Vacation Ideas for Parents of High Needs Children
Temperatures are rising and the nightfall is getting later, which means only one thing: Spring break is finally here. Taking a vacation is a great …
Read the ArticleHow to Improve Empathy in Kids with Poor Mirror Response
When kids have poor mirror response, the mirror neurons in their brain don't effectively allow them to feel what the people in front of them and …
Read the ArticleClassroom Accommodations for Students with Slow Processing
If your child is a slow processor due to sensory processing challenges, you may want to ask their teacher to make classroom accommodations for them. …
Read the ArticleDevelopmental Coordination Disorder vs. Dyspraxia
Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) and dyspraxia are two conditions that affect coordination in children. Although many people use the terms …
Read the ArticleTips to Improve Listening Skills in Kids with ADHD
Having ADHD can make a classroom experience difficult for any child, especially when it comes to listening. Luckily, there are some steps that …
Read the ArticleTop Sports for Kids with Motor Issues
If your child struggles with motor issues, it may seem that a love of sports is out of the question. However, there are many activities that are a …
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