When searching for a summer camp, you'll want to start early, ask the right questions, and have a good grasp of your child's needs and interests.
As you start your search for information about learning and attention problems, you may find some great resources close to home.
The pre-referral process can help determine if your child needs special education services.
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What to expect when your child's learning strengths and needs are evaluated.
What is psychoeducational testing? How can you prepare your child for it? Author and parent Kim Glenchur offers clear answers to your questions.
Today's students must take many standardized tests, yet students with learning problems often perform poorly on them. An expert explains how parents accurately measure growth and progress in kids who struggle.
If a specialist has assessed your child for a learning problem, you probably have a report outlining the test results. Are you confused about the test results -- what they mean for your child? This article may answer your questions.
This article explains the appeal of unproven therapies for learning disabilities -- and warns you what to watch out for.