For many families, homeschooling is a great option for educating their child, especially for students with learning disabilities. If your child has a language-based learning disability like dyslexia, it is important to use research-based instructional approaches that are most suitable to your child’s specific needs. Try some of the ideas detailed below:
Math is a challenging subject, so even the best students can face some academic difficulties here and there. However, the proper elementary and middle school math intervention can help seal your kid’s potential knowledge gaps, developing a strong math foundation.
Let’s find out how effective interventions are and what strategies you can use to ensure your child’s academic success!
If your child has struggles with reading or has a learning disability, you may be familiar with Orton Gillingham tutoring. The Orton Gillingham method is a structured, multi-sensory approach that helps students develop stronger reading and writing skills. It is a highly effective method that students often enjoy and that can truly revolutionize your child’s ability to read and write effectively.
Topic: How parents can advocate for their special needs child Date published: 8/7/23 Listen to the full podcast here Dr. Levy appeared on this Bodacity podcast with Jannette Anderson to discuss how to build academic skills and self-esteem for students who struggle in school. Children with learning challenges often have many gifts. Those with dyslexia may be brilliant artists. Individuals with ADHD may be incredible …
