Learning Disabilities and Social Skills: What Parents Should Know
Learning disabilities affect more than grades. They shape how children connect, communicate, and see themselves.
Learn helpful strategies and assistive technology tools you need when you prepare for college if you have learning disabilities
Gavin Newsom’s Dyslexia: How a Learning Disability Shaped His Life and Leadership
Gavin Newsom’s dyslexia journey shows how learning differences can become strengths. Learn how he overcame challenges, built leadership skills, and advocates for dyslexia awareness today.
Dyscalculia in Children and Adults: Symptoms, Tests, and Support Strategies
Learn the signs of dyscalculia in children and adults, how testing works, effective dyscalculia strategies, accommodations, tools, and school options.
Dyslexia Genetics: What a Landmark Study Reveals About Reading Differences
New dyslexia genetics research explains how reading difficulties are influenced by biology, early development, and brain-based differences.
Helping Kids With ADHD During the Holidays: Practical Tips and Resources
Struggling to keep your ADHD child calm during the holidays? These expert-backed tips help reduce meltdowns and make the season enjoyable. Learn more.
Helping Hispanic Children Succeed: Addressing Learning Disabilities in Hispanic Students
Research shows Hispanic English learners thrive in math when language barriers are addressed with comprehension-focused instruction and support.
Exploring the Benefits of Assistive Technology for People with Learning Disabilities
Assistive technology (AT) has emerged as a pivotal tool in improving the educational journey for individuals with learning disabilities. Learn about the benefits of AT.
What Parents Should Know About Assistive Technology Laws and Legislation
There are four major Federal laws that discuss access to and funding of Assistive Technology and rights of the Disabled We briefly will review each one.
Smart Home Technology: A Game-Changer for Disability Support and Care
Smart home technology can greatly improve independence and maximize the quality of life of people with disabilities. Learn history, usess, and applications.
6 writing tips for students with dyslexia and ADHD in college
Writing a good paper is tough enough even for college students with prowess in reading and writing skills. Throw in dyslexia and ADHD, and the task appears more daunting and impossible. While students with learning difficulties can have the most creative ideas and thoughts, putting them down on paper is the hardest part. However, that…