The Advocacy Institute has authored a new report for the National Center for Learning Disabilities, Diplomas at Risk: A Critical Look at the Graduation Rate
Samantha is 11 she is reading a Rick Riordan book and when asked what the book is about she begins to tell the story starting
Last month I went to hear Dr Victoria Greer, the new Assistant Superintendent for Student Services of Cambridge Public Schools speak. She mentioned a book
When I see children or adults in my practice what I enjoy the most is building the therapeutic relationship with them. After testing gives me
For most of us school has resumed. Tears over homework are beginning to surface often around written work, reading or math. If your child is
Recently I received an email about someone on the autism spectrum who had writing difficulties, even after receiving tutoring from Sylvan Learning Center and their
We all pay when adults with autism who are capable of working are not provided with the speech and language services they need in order
Working memory is defined as the function that allows us to hold information in our head while dealing with additional information. Who knew that a
While walking with my friend today I listened to her concern regarding her child. I was struck by the fact that as a parent we
“Uh, what did you say?” and blank stares from locals in Puerto Rico was the reaction I recieved when I tried to speak all but