Learning and Teaching Styles

One critical tool available in the classroom is the Individualized Education Program or IEP to help children with disabilities.

Parents who have lived through the experiences of their children being bullied are often times the best experts. Their personal experiences, how they chose to manage the situation can be helpful for other parents in similar situations.

Across the nation, entire industries of consultants and businesses have developed with curriculums, workshops and pep talks to combat bullying in schools. Although well-intentioned, a new “war on bullying” will have limited success for the same reason our earlier “wars” have come up short.

Five easy steps you can take to disable bullying.

Here are a variety of resources for parents, teachers and professionals to disable bullying.

Moving to new schools and new cities, while also ensuring your child with special needs is prepared

Temple Grandin shares her expert knowledge and personal experience on teaching and autism.

No Problem Orchestra, to Perform at British Royal Wedding

Parents are invested in improving their child's vocabulary and reading skills

What Every Parent Needs To Know About Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) and Autism Insurance Coverage

List of Autism Interventions

The introduction of Howard Gardner’s theory presents new possibilities in the field of education

Here are some things you can do to support your child’s prominent learning style