Jennifer Cardinal Ph.D. Licensed Psychologist The long-term impact of COVID-19 on children’s learning is still unknown but there is...

Imagine you are sitting in class, working on a paper for an assignment. The whole class is seated quietly writing, and suddenly the student

Given the confusion surrounding LD determination what are families to do?

Set up a designated space for school Establish a routine. Try to do schoolwork at the same time every day Schedule breaks. Take time to mo

Many students at college experience anxiety when they have tests. Sometimes it can become quite intense.

Here are a few tips for helping your son or daughter to get more from remote learning.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, cleaning and disinfecting information is an important topic being discussed in the news. Safer alternatives fo

Here’s an interesting podcast on some IEP basics. It might help to explain the process for those who don’t know.

Microsoft is continually improving their accessible features to help students with disabilities unlock their full potential.

When seeking an OG (Orton Gillingham) trained tutor for my child with dyslexia, what should I look for?

Here is real raw emotions, concerns, and fears that some of our students recently expressed about starting school.

Each year as parents and adults we focus on all of the needs of our student as we get them ready for another year at school.

The following are some suggestions about things parents have done to help smooth out that transition to the new school year.

How is a child benefitting from the curriculum (including special ed) when they cannot focus, self-monitor, regulate, adapt, follow-through

Compared to their drug free peers, students who abuse marijuana get lower grades and are less likely to graduate.

Summer is here!! I remember how happy I was for summer break, no more homework wars or struggles and a break from the stress.

Having a child with special needs comes with unique concerns and extraordinary worries for the future. Who can you trust to care for your ch

Over my years of working with parents of students with learning disabilities, I have noticed a few myths that sometimes get in the way.

Kent Remund In its most simple form, writing is recording; writing is a powerful way for humans to record and express ideas from an...

Kent Remund Growing up, I loved James Bond movies. My favorite scene from each movie was when he would visit “Q” in the lab to see the...