Photo By Iryna Spodarenko on IStock According to the Learning Disabilities Association of America, 1 in 5 people in the U.S. have learning and attention issues. Contrary to what some may think, learning disabilities have nothing to do with IQ, and...
Photo By: Olena Vasylieva on iStock Studies from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development have shown that using multisensory techniques is the most effective teaching approach for children who struggle with reading. These techniques...
Photo Credit: Photo By: AleksandarNakic on iStock Understanding the ins and outs of learning differences is crucial to supporting a child’s academic journey. It’s important to remember that a learning difference doesn’t reflect intelligence or potential...
Photo By: jacoblund on IStock For students with learning differences, traditional classroom settings don’t provide the individualized attention and tailored strategies they need to succeed. Tutoring can make a significant difference by offering a personalized...
Photo By: Jacob Wackerhausen on IStock Contrary to what some people may believe, learning differences have nothing to do with IQ. In fact, those with learning differences often have average or above-average intelligence. Their neurological condition simply...
