Remote learning and children with speech difficulties
To help children with speech difficulties participate in remote learning, be sure to reach out to teachers so they know about your child’s difficulty.
To help children with speech difficulties participate in remote learning, be sure to reach out to teachers so they know about your child’s difficulty.
Holidays are typically times for families to come together, but the coronavirus pandemic presents challenges to how to safely accomplish this.
Every decision about a return to in-person schooling should start at home, and there are a number of questions to consider.
If your child is experiencing headaches from online learning, try printing out homework, taking frequent screen breaks, and reducing stress.
Research suggests that lying is very common in young children. The key is to recognize why your child is lying and help them reach an end goal without needing to lie.