Bits of Wisdom for All discusses learning challenges and provides suggestions on how to find solutions.
The Most Common Learning Differences: Signs and Classroom Accommodations
The most common learning differences affect reading (dyslexia), writing (dysgraphia), math (dysgraphia), and attention (ADHD). While reading, writing and math are the areas where students demonstrate their abilities, it is important to understand the underlying...
Use an app to keep up with reading assignments
Is your child struggling to keep up with her reading assignments? There are great new apps that can read text to students. When combined with a site like Bookshare, that offers free access to students with dyslexia or visual issues, students can enhance their...
Working Memory Strategies
Dear Melissa, My daughter is in 9th grade and has low working memory and slow processing speed. We discovered in 4th grade that she may have a Central Auditory Processing disorder. I would appreciate any ideas you have that can help her with working memory. Are there...
Develop a Growth Mind-Set for Academic Success
Believing that intelligence can grow allows students to learn more. The idea that intelligence is not a fixed trait leads students to acquire deeper knowledge and do better than students who believe their intelligence is set. Studies by Carol S. Dweck and her...
- Identification of Learning Disabilities
- Characteristics distinct to children who have learning challenges
- Parenting skills to help struggling students
- Interventions for students with learning issues
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