Q&A: Homework

by Jerome J. Schultz, Ph.D.

Your child may not find LD and homework a good match. Find out how you can make homework a less frustrating experience. Don't see your question? Then ask it!

1. My nine-year-old granddaughter has been diagnosed with dyslexia and is really causing a major uproar when it's time for homework.
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2. Our two children have LD. How can we help with homework without it becoming a frustrating experience for all concerned?
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3. My fifth-grade daughter has a hard time learning what she studies. Could you please help me with some suggestions?
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