Finding the right path for a struggling student usually starts when parents consider psychological testing for learning disabilities. Comprehensive evaluation provides a clear picture of the way a young mind processes new information.
When most people think about dyslexia , they think about struggles with reading. But dyslexia can also affect speaking , spelling and other skills that involve language. This checklist can help give you a sense of whether your child might be showing signs of dyslexia....
Dyscalculia is a specific learning disability in math. Kids with dyscalculia may have difficulty understanding number-related concepts or using symbols or functions needed for success in mathematics. Dyscalculia can cause different types of math difficulties. So symptoms may vary from child to child. Observing your...
Children with dysgraphia struggle to write, often causing them to experience emotional stress and anxiety. Because they have good verbal skills, parents and teachers expect them to write at the same level as they speak; when they don’t, they may be mistakenly thought of as...