Remote learning is asking teachers to dramatically rethink how they structure and teach their lessons. To help students do their… Continue Reading »
Category: Dyslexia
Remote Learning – Student Perspective: Dyslexia and Shakespeare
Remote learning presents new challenges and opportunities to everyone involved: teachers, students, and parents. Students with learning differences, including ADHD… Continue Reading »
Student Perspective: Remote Learning and “Class Discussions”
As schools turn to distance learning, how will students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences fare? Learning remotely can… Continue Reading »
Remote Learning – Student Perspective: Are We Going to Learn Anything New?
When adapting your curriculum for remote learning, technological solutions (programs or apps) are sure to play a major role. For… Continue Reading »
New SMARTS Elementary Video!
Looking to teach executive function strategies to elementary students? SMARTS Elementary, our newest curriculum, has 30 fun, hands-on activities designed… Continue Reading »
The Real-Life Inspiration for Percy Jackson
The Lightning Thief and the subsequent installments in the Percy Jackson and The Olympians series have long been some of… Continue Reading »
Executive Function in the IEP Meeting
IEP and 504 plans often contain the term “executive function” for students who are dealing with the impact of ADHD,… Continue Reading »
Quick Quote: Scott Sonnon on Dyslexia
Dealing with dyslexia can be extremely hard and frustrating. Sometimes it can be helpful for students to hear the words… Continue Reading »
Teacher Resource: Multisensory Techniques for Teaching Reading
Using multisensory instruction to teach reading is a popular topic in education right now. What exactly is multisensory instruction and… Continue Reading »
Classroom Reading Groups: Love Them or Leave Them?
Classroom reading groups, common to most elementary classrooms, can be unpleasant experiences for many students and may not be as… Continue Reading »