Tidbit # 4: “The fallibility of innate talent”
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Just the other day, I exchanged a lengthy text communication with a student who needed to write about a weakness he had overcome. He wrote
Tidbit # 3
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As my kids have gotten older, more mouthy and self-assured in their positions, I have vacillated between being pleased not to have sugar-coated or avoided
Tidbit # 2
August 28, 2021
How to start the year on the right foot? I feel safe in saying that pretty much everyone experiences some degree of anxiety about the
What to Look for in an Online School for Dysgraphia: A Parent’s Checklist
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Finding the Right Educational Support for Dysgraphia in North Carolina
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For many children, learning to express thoughts on paper is part of the everyday rhythm of school life. But for others, this seemingly simple task
Why Online Learning is Beneficial for Children with Dysgraphia
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In a world where every child learns differently, education should never come in a one-size-fits-all format. For many bright and creative children, traditional classrooms can