Having a child with learning difficulties can be challenging. You see them struggling in school, losing focus when completing tasks, or frequently forgetting to turn in assignments. You want to assist them but you just don't know how. Help your child with learning challenges excel with the ideas detailed below.

The earlier you can identify your child’s diagnosis, the sooner you can seek treatment, and the more likely your child will be successful in school and in life. Remember that your child likely has many gifts regardless of their diagnosis; learning more about who they are can only help you to best help them.

While dyslexia comes with many challenges, it can truly be a gift. Those with dyslexia tend to struggle with reading and writing, facing difficulties in decoding and spelling words and expressing their thoughts on paper.

The transition into college can be challenging for any student. It often comes with anxiety, worry, and fear of the unknown. Yet for students who have learning disabilities, this transition can be exponentially difficult.

Individuals with learning disabilities often have so many strengths - they are typically bright, creative, and social, but they don't always see it. Try these ideas to empower your child, build their self-esteem, and ultimately help them thrive in school and in life.