5 Ways to Accommodate Tutoring for a Child with ADHD
5 Ways to Accommodate Tutoring for a Child with ADHD What is ADHD? ADHD (Attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder) is a mental disorder that causes a person to have difficulty controlling their attention, executive functions, and impulsive behaviors. ADHD looks...
Can Tutoring Benefit Working Memory?
What is Working Memory? Working memory is the ability to retain information as an easily accessible tool. Working memory allows a person to problem-solve, digest new information, and plan. This is used for activities such as mental math, remembering directions, and...
Assistive Technology for 3 Common Learning Disabilities
Learning disabilities affect a person’s ability to successfully or effectively use language, math, and movement skills. Children with learning disabilities frequently find schoolwork challenging to keep up with, and traditional learning leaves them struggling to find...
How After School Tutoring for Students Struggling With Reading, Math and Writing Can Help
As of the spring of 2022, the average student was half a year behind in math and one-third of a year behind in reading. It’s clear that many children struggle in school, and that struggle is even worse for children with learning differences. Is your child struggling?...
The Key Benefits of Early Dyslexia Assessment
You’ve visited your child’s classroom only to catch the students at the tail-end of reading time. All of the students are young, new readers, but most are progressing through the levels. However, your child struggles with sight words, patterned texts, and letter...
An Overview of Dysphonetic Dyslexia
Did you know that dyslexia can affect anyone, even those with above-average intelligence? While reading may require more effort on their part, it’s completely possible for someone with this disorder to excel in their chosen field. However, it’s important to identify...
5 Benefits of Using a Reading Assessment for Kids Who Struggling with Reading
Children typically begin to read short, familiar stories by age six. Although this is average, it is not uncommon for some students to need more support when it comes to reading. This is where reading assessments come in. These assessments help educators understand a...