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Did you know Dyslexia is the most common learning difference? Dyslexia affects 1 in 5 children. As the school year winds down, educators are entering
A little nervous energy can sometimes sharpen focus and improve performance. But what happens when that nervousness turns into full-blown anxiety—especially during high-stakes tests like
Understanding your child’s learning style is key to helping them succeed in school and beyond. Every child processes information differently—some learn best through visuals, others
Warm and happy days are approaching! The shining sun always brings the opportunity to try and learn new things. At Kids on the Yard, we
1. Build Supportive Relationships with Teachers When engaging with teachers about IEP accommodations, establish a connection that promotes cooperation and mutual respect. Begin by acknowledging
For students, Spring brings outdoor adventures, and a well-earned break from homework. But for homeschool parents, it signals the challenge of tackling end-of-year clutter and
1. Evaluate Academic Progress 2. Assess Home and Schedule Efficiency Fine-tuning your home and schedule creates a supportive learning environment that benefits everyone. 3. Foster
Teachers’ Mindsets and Their Impact Teachers’ beliefs about intelligence significantly influence their teaching methods and students’ learning experiences. Those with a growth mindset often employ
Oh no! You open your child’s report card and see lower grades than expected. It’s natural to feel concerned—maybe you wonder if this reflects your
Ensuring that students with disabilities receive the support they need in school is essential for their academic success and personal development. Two key frameworks, 504
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