Writing Disabilities: An Overview
Learn from an expert why some kids with learning disabilities struggle with writing — and instructional approaches that help.
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Reading, Writing and Math
Components of Effective Reading Instruction
What are the elements of effective reading instruction for kids who have trouble learning to read? What can parents do at home to develop pre-reading skills and reinforce classroom learningl? A reading expert answers those questions here.
Reading for Life and Loving It
In this article, teachers describe how they reach struggling readers. Here are just a few of the ways they inspire kids to learn to read and learn to love reading.
How Older Kids Can Improve Their Writing Skills
Helping older students improve their writing skills requires both excellent instruction and age-appropriate practice — and lots of it. An expert explains this in parent-friendly terms.
Learning New Skills for Expository Reading
Parents often wonder if early intervention will solve all reading problems, or whether new skills are needed after third grade. An expert answers these questions.
Learning about a School's Approach to Reading Instruction
If your child struggles with reading, it's critical to determine the instructional approach her teacher or school uses. A reading expert explains how to investigate.
Finding a Good Reading Tutor for Your Child With LD
Expert Susan Hall helps parents through the process of finding a good reading tutor for their child.
Reading Problems in Middle School and High School Students
It’s never too late! Learn how teenagers can dramatically improve their reading skills.
Improving Older Kids' Reading Speed and Comprehension
Do you want to know what can be done to improve your middle or high school student's reading speed and comprehension? In this article, an expert addresses this concern.
Working with Your Child’s Teacher to Identify and Address Math Disabilities
An expert explains how math disabilities are identified and how parents can work with teachers to help their kids.
