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How to Help a Child With ADHD: 5 Proven Study Strategies That Actually Work
Helping a child with ADHD navigate the world of school and homework can feel like a constant uphill battle. It’s not that they aren’t smart or capable; often, their brilliant minds just work in a way that traditional learning environments don’t always accommodate. If you’re a parent, guardian, or [...]
5 Signs Your Child Needs a Tutoring Program Now, Not Later
As parents, it’s natural to want to give your child a break when school ends but waiting too long to get academic support can make it harder for them to catch up later. Many families only look for tutoring when grades drop drastically or frustration hits a breaking point. [...]
10 Simple & Effective Ways to Support Children with ADHD
ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, affects how children think, learn, and interact, often leading to challenges with focus, energy, and emotions. Parenting a child with ADHD can feel like navigating uncharted waters. But small, consistent efforts make a big difference. Parenting a child with ADHD is challenging. As [...]
How to Establish a Strong Parent-School Relationship
Building a strong parent-school relationship is essential for student success and the overall reputation of any educational institution. After all, successful students and happy parents are the real success of any educational institute. Unfortunately, some schools struggle to foster meaningful connections with parents. The good news? It’s never too [...]
Back-to-School Tips for Parents: 6 Actionable Ways to Help Your Child Thrive
The back-to-school season can be both exciting and stressful for parents and children alike. As a parent, your role is crucial in making the transition smooth, especially after weeks of vacation. From building healthy routines to managing emotions, setting your child up for success requires planning and support. To [...]
Common Types of Specific Learning Disabilities and What You Need to Know
Understanding the most common specific learning disabilities (SLDs) is crucial for planning effective interventions. It's also essential to recognize what SLDs are not. Once you're familiar with the symptoms of these SLDs, you can better determine if your child may have one and you can quickly plan for appropriate [...]