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Special Education Terms Glossary: Volume 1 FAPE. LRE. IDEA. BIP. FBA. Too many special education terms to memorize? Trying to figure out the difference between an IEP and…
The Root of Dysgraphia: Motor Skill Barriers Why do children with dysgraphia struggle so much with their handwriting? It’s because they lack directional sense and awareness. This is needed for…
IEP Goals for Dysgraphia and Dyscalculia If your child has been diagnosed, putting dysgraphia and dyscalculia IEP goals into the IEP is necessary. An Individual Education Plan (IEP) is needed…
Understanding Dyslexia Benefits Though it is commonly considered a learning impairment, there are benefits to dyslexia. Dyslexic individuals have many intellectual and emotional strengths, despite their weakness in the…
Definitions and Help: Understanding Dyslexia As a parent, understanding dyslexia helps you understand your child’s needs at school and at home. Dyslexia is often misunderstood. It is not…
Dyslexia Vocabulary: A Glossary We’ve put together a dyslexia vocabulary glossary to help you understand the language of this exceptionality. Nonfiction: reading material based on facts (e.g. cooking,…
The Truth about Dyscalculia Dyscalculia is often described as math dyslexia but is actually a collection of characteristics. These characteristics show underachievement in math in spite of strong ability…
Dyscalculia Strategies for At-Home Support Everyday life is packed with teaching opportunities. Both at home and at school, dyscalculia support strategies are important to your child’s academic success. …
Math Anxiety vs. Dyscalculia Dyscalculia stems from the way the brain is wired. It’s more than a simple dislike of the subject matter. Lots of kids don’t like math….
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