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Tips for helping your elementary school child with math homework
Exploring math in everyday life is one way to make numbers less intimidating.
Talking with Your Elementary School Child about Learning Difficulties
Though it isn't always easy, it's essential that you have frank conversations with your child about his learning challenges.
Learning disabilities and educational testing
An interview with a school psychologist.
Pen Pal Projects Mix Learning and Fun For Kids with Special Needs
Kids of all ages and abilities can enjoy corresponding with a pen pal. Find out how to get started.
How Can I Afford a Tutor for My Child in Special Ed?
My son is in special education. I would like for him to have tutoring services, but I cannot afford them. What do you recommend I do, because tutoring would really help him?
What Do I Do If My Son Can't Get Into Special Ed?
What options do parents have in advocating for their child's educational needs?
My son was evaluated by the school, and it was concluded that he met two of the three requirements needed to qualify for special education. Since he did not meet all three components...
Learning to Spell - A Challenge for Elementary Students With LD
Get expert advice on common spelling problems in kids with learning disabilities and tips for conquering them.
School's out! Or is it?
Should you give your struggling kid a break over the summer, or is this crucial time wasted?
Helping a Child Manage a Long-Term School Project
One family's story of helping their son plan and complete a long-term school project -- despite the challenges of having AD/HD and dividing his time between his divorced parents' homes.
