Tidbit # 4: “The fallibility of innate talent”
September 25, 2021
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
September 12, 2021
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
Benefits of Online Learning for Children with Autism
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For children with autism, traditional classrooms can present daily challenges—sensory overload, unpredictable social dynamics, and inconsistent routines. These factors can create barriers to learning, no
Building Effective Study Habits: A Guide for Parents of Kids with ADHD
September 15, 2025
Helping a child with ADHD build effective study habits isn’t about forcing structure. It’s about creating systems that work with their brain—not against it. We’ve
5 Tips to Help Kids with ADHD Succeed with Online Classes
September 15, 2025
For students with ADHD, learning in a traditional classroom can feel like trying to focus in the middle of a carnival—noisy, overwhelming, and hard to