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Is your child struggling to sound out basic words? Do they have difficulty comprehending material that they read, expressing their thoughts on paper when writing, or solving math problems? If so, your child may be neurodivergent, meaning their brain functions different than those of other children.

Neurodiversity can be used to describe children who have learning disabilities, ADHD, or autism. Tutoring can provide immense benefits to your neurodivergent child and can help them develop stronger skills in several academic areas.

Chances are your teens may have used ChatGPT and other AI tools in some way when tackling homework, papers and projects. While these tools can be helpful for brainstorming, organization and more, they can also be a crutch kids use to cut corners or worse, do the work for them. Now more than ever, it’s important for parents to learn about AI and talk to their kids about using tools like ChatGPT (which has a free version) responsibly and ethically. But where do you begin? We asked educators and professionals who work with AI for tips to help guide the conversation with your kids

Arkansas’ Education Freedom Account program gives parents autonomy in choosing how they want to use funds allocated to their child’s education. Some parents choose to use these funds for school supplies, a homeschool curriculum, or a private school for their child. Others choose to use these funds for one-on-one tutoring.

Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account program gives parents the option to choose how they want to spend funds allocated to their child’s education. They can use this money for private school, educational materials, or tutoring, amongst other education-related expenses. If you are a parent of a child with special education needs, using these funds for specialized one-on-one tutoring can help your child excel academically.