October is everyone’s favorite season for a reason: it’s right in the middle of fall, the leaves are starting to change, and everyone is settling into the new school year routine….

Although distance education has been around since the late 1800s, when the first very first correspondence course program was introduced by the University of Chicago, it did not become particularly popular until the Internet age began in the 1990s….

Extracurricular activities serve as catalysts for well-rounded development throughout a students’ life, whether they struggle with learning disabilities or not. Participation in extracurriculars has a profound effect on a child’s psychological health and overall well-being, since they build confidence and promote greater social-emotional learning….

Many people have heard of dyslexia, but fewer are actually aware of how this condition manifests and what signs to look out for before taking your child to receive an assessment….

Everyone intuitively seems to know that getting outside helps boost their mood, especially in the good weather. But recent studies have shown that spending time outdoors can have extremely powerful and transformative effects on children’s cognitive function and mental health….

Parental involvement is crucial for fostering a healthy academic and social environment, but for students with learning disabilities, a consistent dialogue between parents, students, and educators is even more crucial—arguably the cornerstone of success…

It seems as though nowadays, everyone is talking about ADHD: whether it’s the self-diagnosis community on social media or studies about adult ADHD diagnoses, it has never been discussed with as much fervor as it has the past few years….