Moving Forward
Parents of kids with learning issues have a lot of questions, but this the biggest one of all: If my child is struggling now, will he always? Listening to those who have been there, done that, is like looking into a crystal ball.
Parents of kids with learning issues have a lot of questions, but this the biggest one of all: If my child is struggling now, will he always? Listening to those who have been there, done that, is like looking into a crystal ball.
Shira Hirschman Weiss | Posted 10.26.2011
Teachers need to empower students with confidence rather than creating an environment of "learned helplessness" by placing the majority of the emphasis on "weaknesses" and "fixing problems."
Dan Brown | Posted 07.10.2011
Alan and Susan Raymond make documentaries that matter, and their latest, Journey Into Dyslexia, lives up to their reputation. It premieres on HBO2 Wed...
Kate Fridkis | Posted 05.25.2011
Not every eight-year-old brain is ready to absorb the information that a nationally approved 3rd grade curriculum demands it process. But when they don't learn it on time, they learn that they are "slow."
Katharine Quarmby | Posted 11.17.2011
I'm nearly at the end of nine months hard slog on my first non-fiction book for adults, - the secret history of disability hate crime. It's not a chee...
Jenifer Fox | Posted 11.17.2011
Most of the labels we ascribe to children overlook what is right about children. We prefer to concentrate on labeling weaknesses.
Quinn Bradlee | Posted 11.17.2011
Being able to "come out of the closet" is the first step. The more who do, the easier it will be for others. Nobody should be ashamed of any disability.
Cory Zacker | Posted 05.17.2012