Transforming Math Learning: CRA and Multi-Sensory Strategies for Neurodiverse Students
Unlock your child's math potential with strategies that work for all learners, especially those with learning differences. Discover how the Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA) approach and multi-sensory instruction can transform math education by engaging multiple senses and creating a more inclusive learning environment. Whether you're a parent or educator, these methods are essential tools to help every student succeed in math.
How Different Types of Neurodiversity Impact Math Learning
Discover how neurodiversity impacts math learning for students with dyscalculia, dyslexia, dysgraphia, and ADHD. Learn about specific challenges and practical strategies to support neurodiverse learners in understanding and excelling in math.
Navigating the Special Education System: Top 10 Terms Every Parent Should Know
Navigating the special education system can be overwhelming for parents new to the process. Our latest blog post breaks down the top 10 essential terms and acronyms you need to know, complete with real-life scenarios and expert tips to help you effectively advocate for your child's needs.
Embracing a Growth Mindset
Discover how adopting a growth mindset can transform your child’s math experience. We delve into the concepts of selective attention and the Gap and Gain framework, providing practical strategies to foster a positive learning environment. Learn how focusing on daily wins can boost confidence and encourage continuous improvement. Read more about these transformative ideas and how to implement them effectively to help your child succeed in math and beyond.
What is Working Memory?
Ever feel like your brain has too many tabs open? That’s your working memory being strained!
Embracing Neurodiversity
ADD/ADHD and specific learning disabilities like dyscalculia are not confined to the fringes of our society; they are in our communities, families, and workplaces. Awareness of neurodiversity improves support systems, demands better accommodations, access to resources and put an end to stigmatization.
The Importance of Language & Fostering Neurodiversity
Language is more than just words; it's a powerful tool to shape how we understand ourselves and the world around us. We are ALL neurodiverse! We live under a very colorful umbrella of neurodiversity. The words we choose can either foster connection and inclusivity or perpetuate division and misunderstanding.
6 Effective Strategies for Teaching Math to Children with Dyslexia
While teaching math to students with dyslexia is not exactly the same as teaching math to students with dyscalculia, there’s a lot in common with dyscalculia. Read on to learn some strategies that may be helpful for both types of learners!
Empowering Conversations: Discussing Learning Differences with Your Child
We're here to assure you that having a safe, open, and honest conversation with your child will positively impact your child's overall confidence and success. Sharing and discussing your child’s learning difference with your child is a choice that can lead to remarkable empowerment in your child.