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Although dyslexia is the most common learning disability in the United States, many students with dyslexia still struggle to obtain the help and support they need in school. There are several reasons for this, but a recent article highlighted one critical reason that...
Going to college is a big step for any student; however, if your child has a disability, this step may require additional planning and preparation. Unfortunately, individualized education programs (IEPs) do not transfer to college. As we discussed in a previous blog...
Every elementary schooler’s favorite part of the school day is likely recess. After all, the time that children can get outside and play with their friends may seem more exciting than learning reading, writing and arithmetic. Recess actually is an essential part of...
It is not uncommon for disabilities or other conditions to co-exist, and some research highlights a particularly high chance of someone having a dual diagnosis of both attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and dyslexia. How common is a dual diagnosis?...
OCD is a complex, multifaceted disorder that can affect individuals mentally, emotionally and physically. If your child has OCD, you may know just how debilitating it can be. This might lead you to wonder: can you obtain accommodations and services for your child in...
What is "Child Find"? Child Find is a legal requirement that places responsibility on schools to: Actively look for and identify children who may have learning disabilities or require special education, and Evaluate those children according to state law. These...
Learning to read is a major step for students in elementary school. It can often be difficult for young minds to learn the mechanics and rules of language. However, in some cases, those challenges increase if children have dyslexia. Sometimes, a child’s struggles with...
California students with disabilities have the right to obtain essential supports and accommodations to help them learn. Often times they can qualify to obtain an independent education plan (IEP) and/or a 504 plan to help support their education. A 504 plan is...
When parents communicate effectively and build a working relationship with their child’s teacher, it can often be incredibly beneficial to their educational journey. This relationship is often even more important if children have disabilities and receive special...
It is natural for parents to worry when their child has difficulties with reading and writing, especially when they miss certain milestones or fall behind in school. They want to make sure their child feels confident in their education – and themselves. Yet, studies...