Supporting students who struggle in math with developmentally appropriate content and pedagogical strategies
The holiday season is a great time to teach your children the importance of appreciation. Children with exceptionalities tend to have more adults with which […]
We all know that getting exercise is vital for our physical and mental health. It lifts our mood and makes life that much better. In […]
With the right outlook, we can really appreciate the unique opportunities and insights brought into our lives by children with exceptionalities. However, even at the […]
On the heels of the “That’s not fair” age, students often set themselves up for failure by failing to make use of a system that […]
“It’s an extra expense.” “I don’t have time for that.” “There’s already a guidance counselor at school.” “With older siblings around, we know all the […]
I am not one to dance around an issue. You are gearing up to send your student to a very expensive college or high school […]
No matter how hard a student tries, a periodic bad grade is almost inevitable. When a child works, struggles and still fails, the let down […]
Stop. Stop what you are doing. Right this minute. I hear you asking what’s up with the theatrics? You get theatrical a lot, Katie. You […]
Hopefully, you’ve spent part of your summer getting ready for that all-important First Day of School and things have been going along swimmingly ever since. […]
I have been working in the field of college success, college readiness and college applications for several years. If you happen to chance upon my […]
As colors change and the air acquired that tiny nip in the early mornings, many families turn attention to winter clothes shopping. To facilitate behavioral […]
