Quick fact; Children are being diagnosed more than ever with ADHD. If your child has received this diagnosis and is having a hard time with following directions at home, behavior...
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Category: Special Education – Parents View
One of the most challenging aspects of being a special education tutor and teacher is watching parents go through the emotional roller coaster ride that comes along with being a...
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Routines and organization are important for everyone, and as we know, even more so for children with special needs. However, it’s difficult for your child to have a routine if...
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As educators, we all know that put as simply as possible, our main “job” is to help students learn and grow along with collaborating and communicating with parents. It seems...
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If you have a teen who is not inclined to enter college three months after graduating high school, are you doomed to visiting your child in their minimum wage position...
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Harriet Stowe once said, “Never give up, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn.” This quote makes me think about the parents I’ve worked...
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If your child will attend or currently does attend a public school, ask a ton of questions – not just once, but on a regular basis. Public school is not...
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As a parent to a child with special needs, it can be tempting to keep them all to yourself. Who else knows what’s best for them than you? This might...
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Being a parent presents a number of unique challenges you will need to overcome, as well as unusual situations you might find yourself in. Parenting is not for the faint...
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Praise and encouragement are the building blocks of emotional and social development for all children, regardless of their special need or disability. A child with special needs might often exhibit...
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