LD and High-School Success
Enlightened teachers who understand learning disabilities are the best insurance that a child with LD will be successful in high school. read more
August 17, 1998
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When Does the Teacher Know Best?
This article describes the types of dangerous behavior that teachers may be in a priveleged position to spot. read more
January 12, 1998
Put the Past in the Past
Are you and your school able to move forward without past events getting in the way of future success? read more
January 11, 1998
How to Choose the Right Preschool: What to Look For
How do you choose the right preschool for your toddler? A preschool teacher with fourteen years of experience has some advice! read more
September 14, 2022
Giving Feedback
Do you and your school value each others' feedback? read more
November 12, 1999
Getting It Right: The School-Home Connection
This article explains what is involved in productive parent-school cooperation. read more
January 12, 1998
Special Ed Advocacy: Mistakes People Make
This article lists the common mistakes parents make in trying to secure services for their special needs child. read more
July 23, 1999
Why Do People Homeschool?
This article explores the benefits and advantages of homeschooling children. read more
March 15, 2006
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Use this guide to know the right questions to ask your child's teacher during the next parent-teacher conference. read more
December 17, 2008
Defining Your Role as Stepparent
Learn how to define yourself as a parent to your new stepchildren. read more
September 28, 2006
Note-Taking: Finding the Method that Works
Don't try to fit a square peg into a round hole. Empower your LD child to take ownership of her notes with these tools. read more
February 25, 2002
School Assignments and the Web
Before your kids go online to do term paper research, make sure they aren't headed for a web-surfing wipeout. read more
January 6, 1999