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What Happens During Testing for an IEP? When a child is struggling in school and may need special education services, a crucial first step is conducting a special education evaluation. This evaluation is essential for determining whether a child as a disability, and whether they qualify for an Individualized Education Program (IEP). Understanding what a…
A Guide for Parents Stealth dyslexia is a term used to describe a form of dyslexia that often goes undetected until later in a child’s academic journey. This is because children with stealth dyslexia usually possess strong verbal abilities and a keen visual memory, which can mask their reading and writing difficulties. While not an…
A Guide for Parents For parents of children with special needs, understanding the various components of an Individualized Education Program (IEP) is crucial. One of the most important aspects of an IEP is progress monitoring. This ongoing process ensures that your child is making adequate progress toward their educational goals and receiving the appropriate support….
Understanding the connection Dysgraphia, a learning disability that affects writing abilities, often intersects with reading challenges, creating a complex learning challenge for children who are affected. Recognizing and addressing these issues early is essential for effective intervention. This article explores the connection between dysgraphia and reading, providing strategies and resources to support children facing these…
A Parent Guide Navigating the world of special education can be challenging for parents. Whether you initiated a special education evaluation because of your concerns, or the school approached you, it can be a confusing and overwhelming process. The outcome of a special education evaluation, if your child is found eligible, is that the school…
The Importance of Early Intervention Early intervention is crucial in addressing dyslexia, a learning disability that affects reading, writing, and spelling skills. Identifying dyslexia early in a child’s educational journey can significantly improve their academic outcomes and self-esteem. This blog post explores the importance of early intervention and provides insights into assessment tests for dyslexia,…
Collaboration Between Parents and Schools Dyslexia can significantly impact a child’s educational journey. Although the signs of dyslexia are clear (if we look) as early as preschool, students often aren’t diagnosed with dyslexia until third or fourth grade. By then, they may be significantly behind their peers. It takes a coordinated effort to help students…
A Comprehensive Guide A dyslexia diagnosis, or the dyslexia evaluation process, can bring up many questions. Researching online will leave you with a long list of things to read, to do, and to buy. Here are my recommendations for families wondering what to do after dyslexia diagnosis. A dyslexia diagnosis can bring intense emotions for…
Dyslexia is a common learning disability that affects a child’s ability to read, write, and spell. Fortunately, assistive technology (AT) can provide significant support to students with dyslexia, helping them overcome challenges and succeed academically. This page will explore various types of assistive technology for dyslexia, how they work, and how parents can integrate these…
Introduction As a parent, understanding the various learning challenges your child might face is crucial for providing the right support. While there is only one way to read well, there are many possible paths to becoming a skilled reader. Some kids learn quickly and others encounter challenges along the way. One such challenge that many…