Guest Author Trying to complete school work can be a very frustrating and discouraging experience for a student who struggles with dyslexia. Even just trying to read directions and figure out what to do on an assignment can be a huge barrier, never mind having to read complex texts and complete writing tasks. School can quickly start … Read more
As a parent, one of your most important responsibilities may be ensuring that your child is reaching their full potential by allowing them to explore their passions and interests. In your course of encouragement, you may notice that your child is exceptionally good at adding large numbers easily in their head, or that the painting … Read more
As a parent, it may feel frustrating when you know your student lacks motivation to succeed in school. When you ask them questions about their classes or what they’re working on, you may receive a very short answer or a shrug in response. When you bring up the topic of college and ask what schools … Read more
Today the College Board released the full specifications of the new SAT, which is scheduled to roll out spring 2016. Below is an overview of the major differences between the current and new SAT. Category Current SAT New SAT Total Testing Time 3 hours and 45 minutes 3 hours (plus 50 minutes for the optional … Read more
If you read my blog from last week, or have researched programs used to treat dyslexia, you may be considering Wilson Reading as a solution for your child’s needs. Wilson Reading is a challenging program, and it is very important to have your child work with a person who is not only well-trained, but dynamic, … Read more