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Homework is a significant part of school life, but not all students feel confident doing their homework independently. At The Learning Lab, we help students build their confidence by improving
How having a growth mindset helps children with learning differences achieve milestones Key takeaways: A growth mindset involves having a positive outlook regarding challenges and setbacks. It centers on self-perception
How we use open hearts to teach children with learning differences Key takeaways: All behavior is a form of communication We see every child through loving, understanding eyes Learning is
Advice for parents of kids learning in a physical classroom Key takeaways: Establish your new routine Put your child to bed earlier Re-establish a morning routine Lay out school clothes
School’s here! Key takeaways: Keep the lines of communication open Share your child’s most recent evaluations, tests, and school records Let the school/teachers know about your child’s IEP Invest in
How to prepare your child for a new school year Key takeaways: Get back on a morning schedule Make sure your child gets enough sleep Lay out clothes the night
What can families expect when school starts again? Key takeaways:* Broward and Miami-Dade counties plan to offer in-person learning five days a week. There will be no remote or hybrid
How families can cope with the difficulties of ADHD in children Children with ADHD often: Display defiant or disruptive behavior Become hyper-focused on things that excite them Lack executive functioning
Virtual learning has become necessary for many during the COVID-19 crisis Key challenges facing students with learning difficulties include: Trouble staying focused. Trouble following complex directions. Trouble working independently. Trouble
This year, your annual meeting will most likely be conducted virtually. Here are some tips for making it productive. Under the best of circumstances, attending an Individualized Education Plan (IEP)
