Timed Competition and Children who are Dyslexic
Evaluation and competition are a natural part of life; timed competition in children who are dyslexic is something to consider. Measuring our success is just
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Evaluation and competition are a natural part of life; timed competition in children who are dyslexic is something to consider. Measuring our success is just
How do we protect our kids from identity-based bullying? Recently, I had a conversation about identity-based bullying with a teacher, and they shared that reaching
Make no mistake, I am a mandatory reporter. Those outside of healthcare, education, or the first-responder cohort might not be clear about what this means.
What do you do when your child is being bullied in school? It can come in so many forms. Physical, verbal, cyber, overt, salacious. I
How do we talk to our kids about scary things? This is a question on all of our minds. Life just does not seem to
If yo’ mama jokes were still socially appropriate, you can bet I would take the cake. Last February I got a wild idea to send
It is a common misconception that Dyslexia can be defined by flipping letters like a mirror. In fact, Dyslexia is a complex rewiring of neural pathways that create brilliant, out of the box thinkers. It can also create anxiety in these highly intelligent people.
I realize just how clueless I was about parenting when I was a young mother. What seems obvious and easy was nothing close to either.
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