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Traditional classroom settings often expect students to fit into a one-size-fits-all teaching model.However, children are unique, with individual strengths, difficulties, and ways of understandingthe world. That’s where personalized education comes
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
