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Major math misery? 

If your student consistently struggles with math, they may be dealing with undiagnosed dyscalculia. Read this month’s blog to learn about the signs of dyscalculia and how seeking a diagnosis can help.

Famous People with Learning Disabilities & Neurological Differences

Would it surprise you to know that some of the world’s most successful people would have qualified for an IEP in school? 

Get ready to be inspired by this month’s blog, as we share dozens of celebs & public figures throughout history who have changed the world and achieved success despite their diagnoses.

Response to Intervention (What parents should know about RTI)

Response to Intervention (RTI) is an educational framework used by many schools to support kids who are struggling. However, most parents are unfamiliar with what RTI is and how it works. Read this month’s blog to learn how RTI differs from special education, how it can help your student succeed, and how RTI can sometimes help qualify students for special education.

Securing Accommodations for College Entrance Exams: 7 Tips for Parents

Check out this month’s blog for tips on how to get a head start toward securing college entrance exam accommodations for your kid!

8 Obstacles Faced by English Language Learners in Special Education

English Language Learners face numerous obstacles in a traditional classroom setting, but what about ELLs who require special education? Read this week’s blog to discover risks that ELLs often face, and how we can help.

Does Your Kid Have Dyslexia? 10 Signs to Look Out For

Dyslexia can be difficult to detect, and it makes reading hard for kids long before it is identified. Check out this month’s blog to learn common signs of dyslexia, and how kids can excel in school despite reading difficulties.

6 Misconceptions About IEP Eligibility

Many parents think that their kid should easily qualify for an IEP, only to find that the eligibility criteria aren’t so straightforward. Check out this month’s blog to learn 6 misconceptions that parents commonly have about IEP eligibility.

Advocating for Your Student: 8 Parent Tips for Successful IEP Collaborations

IEP meetings can be collaborative or combative, productive or polarizing, and encouraging or infuriating. So what factors can make or break a successful IEP team? Read this month’s blog to learn how parents can promote optimal IEP communication and results for their child.