What I remember most about going to school when I was a child were spelling and writing assignments. I hated taking those weekly spelling tests, grammar quizzes, and writing prompts.
What is the first word you can remember learning to read and write? Maybe you are thinking: Cat Hat Up Go But more than likely, it was your name. Kindergarten
I know you want your kids to go to school with zero worries about what peers will say or do to them. But, unfortunately, it is something most parents, if
As leaders, we hope that we are doing all we can to empower young girls and build their confidence. We want our daughters and female students to grow up to
Every day teachers tell their students to study. Every day students go home and… well,… They don’t know what to do. Why Retrieval Practice is the Best Study Strategy
Assistive Technology is a term that is becoming more commonly known in the field of Special Education regarding services. We dedicated a whole blog post to defining what is assistive
Mystery Historical Fantasy Science Fiction Romance It doesn’t matter the genre reading 20 minutes a day impacts your life… If you read to your child 20 minutes a day starting
Many skills are necessary for a child to have when learning to read, but the one most often overlooked and often neglected is phonemic awareness. In my opinion, phonemic awareness
Occupational therapists across the nation are facing the challenges of serving students with sensory needs at home. The Coronavirus pandemic has completely uprooted students with special needs from their day-to-day
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