Research shows that many individuals have a unique learning style, a way in which they take in and process information best. As a parent, there are ways in which you can better understand and support your child's learning style, whether they are gifted or struggling with a learning disability. We've got it all covered to help you advocate for your child.
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Observation Guidelines: Assessing the Emotions of Children and Adolescents
Happiness Look For: Smiles Laughter Spontaneity Example: Paul, age 17, chatters with his friends during his...
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The Bored Student
What's a parents to do when kids moan about being "bored"? Here's what you need to know about dealing with bored kids.
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Troubled Teens or Learning Different?
Fifteen to 20 percent of the U.S. population has a learning difference such as ADD, dyslexia, or any number of...
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Gender and Academic Achievement
Most studies show that, on average, girls do better in school than boys. Girls get higher grades and complete high...
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Creating a Supportive Environment
A safe and comfortable environment is crucial to your child’s language development. Warm and caring relationships at...
Source: Center for Child Well Being
