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Posted April 14, 2020

The stress and chaos of the rapid shift to remote learning is hard on everyone: teachers, students, and parents. However, the impact doesn’t...

Posted April 9, 2020

As we near the one month mark of school closures in the United States, teachers, parents, and students are adjusting to the routine of distance...

Posted April 8, 2020

Our Real-Life Experiences with Remote Learning series is shedding light on how students with learning differences, and their parents, are...

Posted April 7, 2020

At this difficult time I know we’re all looking for ways to help students with learning differences, like ADHD, deal with the challenge of...

Posted April 3, 2020

Remote learning presents new challenges and opportunities to everyone involved: teachers, students, and parents. Students with learning...

Posted April 2, 2020

Remote learning is causing stress and anxiety for students, parents, and teachers, so it’s only natural to hear some complaining. In this...

Posted March 31, 2020

Are you using Zoom to video conference with your students? Here are 3 ways you can address best practices for executive function strategies to...

Posted March 27, 2020

Remote learning presents new challenges and opportunities to everyone involved: teachers, students, and parents. Students with learning...

Posted March 26, 2020

As schools move to remote learning, parents are being asked to support students at home. Support can range from time management and academic help...

Posted March 25, 2020

Projects are a great way to keep students engaged during this era of remote learning. Projects entail student choice and allow students to express...

Posted March 24, 2020

School closures due to the COVID-19 pandemic are not easy for kids and parents to navigate. Parents, who must somehow continue working, are now...

Posted March 19, 2020

As schools turn to distance learning, how will students with dyslexia, ADHD, and other learning differences fare? Learning remotely can exacerbate...