helping children with learning difficulties

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What do you do for a child that is not doing well in school? How do you determine if he or she has a learning disability that will put them behind in school or make learning a struggle for the rest of their educational careers? I have four kids, one of which has a very tough time learning. We have worked with several professionals to determine what was causing the problems that he was having and to find ways to make learning easier for him. If you have a child that is going through a tough time trying to learn, visit my blog.

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Private Schooling Considerations
25 November 2022

Higher academic standards and a focus on parental …

Therapeutic School: Learning To Cope With Anxiety
11 March 2022

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, …

Why You Need Study Abroad Programs
16 June 2021

Perhaps your high school student has mentioned to …

3 Tips For Helping Your Child With Remote Learning In Elementary School
15 January 2021

One of the biggest challenges that families with y …

How to Tell If Catholic School Will Work for Your Child
15 May 2020

As your child grows up, you'll need to make big de …

Private Schooling Considerations

25 November 2022
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Higher academic standards and a focus on parental involvement are two compelling reasons why a private schooling education may be sought. If your child is transitioning from a preschool setting, it is in your best interest to explore schooling options that will support the educational preferences that you have for your youngster. Seek A Referral If your child is currently enrolled in a licensed preschool facility, there is a good chance that the director or teachers who run the operation will have some insight into private schooling options that you will be interested in pursuing. Read More

Therapeutic School: Learning To Cope With Anxiety

11 March 2022
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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, levels of anxiety, learning disruptions, and depression have been impacting students. If you're considering therapeutic schools to help your student deal with anxiety, using creative and palliative learning techniques can improve academic performance and build strong coping skills. Here are some teaching methods used by therapeutic schools to help students suffering from anxiety. Expression When students feel seen and heard, they can find constructive ways to express their anxiety symptoms, which can make them feel supported and resilient. Read More

Why You Need Study Abroad Programs

16 June 2021
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Perhaps your high school student has mentioned to you that a fellow student is about to join a study abroad program, and you're wondering what it's all about. Maybe, you'd like to enroll your child in such a program, but you are not sure what to expect. Before you make the next move, there are a few things to keep in mind concerning study abroad programs. There Are Various Options Read More

3 Tips For Helping Your Child With Remote Learning In Elementary School

15 January 2021
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One of the biggest challenges that families with young children are facing is the big switch to remote learning. While learning online is not an ideal situation, it seems to be what is necessary right now to keep everyone safe. However, you may be wondering what you can do to set your kids up for success with remote learning. Give Your Child Their Own Work Space It's important that your young child is set up with a good learning environment. Read More

How to Tell If Catholic School Will Work for Your Child

15 May 2020
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As your child grows up, you'll need to make big decisions about their education. One of the biggest choices you'll need to make as a parent is whether to enroll your child or teen into the public school system or a private school. Many parents who have a religious background choose to enroll their children and teens in a Catholic school. This can offer a more religious-based education and can help to remind your child of their values and religious beliefs. Read More

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