TIDBIT # 12- AUTONOMY IN THE CLASSROOM
February 12, 2022
Kids go through various stages of increasing autonomy as they age. However, numerous studies have found that the stage that begins around 6th grade and
Tidbit # 10-Interruptions and Dashed Hopes
January 8, 2022
I don’t want to write another post about Covid — living through covid, the disappointments thanks to Covid, the educational and psychological fallout in the
Tidbit # 9-Irrelevant
December 11, 2021
A gripe that I hear more nowadays than I can remember having heard in years past relates to the relevance of school, in general, and
Tidbit # 8-How to Rest
November 20, 2021
A lot of people have written on this topic over the past 5-10 years, in particular. Major studies have been completed. The Harvard Business Review
Small Class Sizes vs. One-on-One: What Works Best for Dysgraphic Students
November 27, 2025
If your child struggles to get their thoughts onto paper, you’ve probably already encountered the word dysgraphia.It’s a learning difference that affects handwriting, spelling, and
12 Questions to Ask Before Enrolling Your Child with Dysgraphia in an Online School
November 27, 2025
Choosing the right educational environment for your child is an emotional, detailed and important decision. If your child has dysgraphia—or struggles with written expression and
Helping Middle School Students With Dysgraphia Manage Increased Writing Demands
November 27, 2025
Middle school can feel like a whole new world for students with dysgraphia. Suddenly, essays get longer, note-taking becomes faster, and written expression counts for